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rowdily

/ɹˈaʊdili/ adv

In a rowdy manner.

Word Origin Rowdy is an English word that first appeared in the 19th century, probably from row (a noisy disturbance) or rough. Rowdily means 'in a rowdy manner.' The word family includes rowdiness and the comparative rowdier. It's a great example of a word that bubbled up from colloquial speech to describe boisterous, disorderly behavior.

adv In a rowdy manner.

The fans celebrated rowdily after their team's championship victory.

(副词) 喧闹地；吵闹地

球迷们在他们的球队赢得冠军后喧闹地庆祝。

(adverbio) alborotadamente; escandalosamente; bulliciosamente; ruidosamente; alborotadoramente [De manera alborotada o escandalosa.]

Los aficionados celebraron alborotadamente tras la victoria de campeonato de su equipo.

(adverbe) de manière chahuteuse; bruyamment; tapageusement; tumultueusement [De manière chahuteuse, bruyante et désordonnée.]

Les supporters ont célébré bruyamment après la victoire de leur équipe au championnat.

(Adverb) ausgelassen; lärmend; wild [Auf eine lärmende, ungestüme oder undisziplinierte Art und Weise.]

Die Fans feierten **rowdily**, nachdem ihre Mannschaft die Meisterschaft gewonnen hatte.

(副詞) 騒々しく、乱暴に、がやがやと

ファンたちはチームが優勝した後、騒々しく祝った。

(advérbio) tumultuosamente; alvoroçadamente; barulhentamente; esturdiosamente [De maneira tumultuada.]

Os torcedores comemoraram de forma tumultuada após a vitória do campeonato do seu time.

Synonyms: boisterously noisily roughly turbulently raucously obstreperously Antonyms: quietly calmly peacefully gently
Word parts: rowdy + ly

Related words

rowdiness

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