Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Turmoil"s

A: something that roils the country 😄

a state of great disorder or uncertainty

A: thank you so much!!

A: 混迷 / 騒動

A: a state of great commotion, confusion, or disturbance; tumult; agitation; disquiet:

A: 1-There was turmoil in her pale blue eyes.

2-He felt her turmoil through their bond and ached to ease her pain.

3-The answer to his turmoil was clear: his revenge wasn't worth her life.

A: "She was overcome with inner turmoil. She couldn't make a decision, and all of the options were bad."
"he was dealing with such agonizing turmoil. There was no way he could live with himself after what he'd done."

A: The refugees were desperate to move to a place where there would be no turmoil.

My mother went through a lot of turmoil after my father died.

The company was facing financial turmoil, so they had to shut it down.

A: The second sentence should be: we were in an uproar when you were born.

There is very little difference between “in turmoil” and “in an uproar” in this context.

A: Turmoil is a state of disorder or uncertainty and tumult is a state of confusion or agitation. Both can be used mostly interchangeably.

The nation was in a state of turmoil after the divisive election.
A brick was thrown through the window, causing tumult and panic in the shop.

A: Turmoil is when something or someone is in a state of confusion, disturbance, or uncertainty. For example:
Ever since his wife left him, he has been in a state of turmoil.

Turbulence, on the other hand, is usually used to describe unsteady or violent movement of air or water. Piolets use this term to describe air that is difficult to fly through. For example:
The turbulence caused the plane to shake from side to side.
Hope this helps!

A: turmoil: when someone or something is in a bad state / has been bothered greatly.

"because of the president, the country was in turmoil"

disturbance: when something has been disturbed/bothered. or when someone or something is being annoying.

"the lack of money caused a disturbance in the community"
"my little sister is a disturbance when I want to study"

A: Turmoil is used when talking about something "going through" a disturbance or disorder.
(The U.S. is in turmoil from the lack of funds.)
Commotion is a disturbance being caused.
(The commotion from seeing Justin Bieber caused traffic.)
A riot is a large violent protest, often causing great damage.
(The school was burned down because of the riot.)

A: -I was enchanted by her beauty
-her skin is so radiant and shiny, it looks like glass.
-the child is so restless she can’t sit still, she is always moving.
-I was amused by his joke, it was very funny.

A: That sounds very good keep up the good work

A: Here’s how I’d pronounce this word

A: ↑やっぱりやっぱり❈Pantanga❈さんは正しい〜