1.搅浑;搅乱
2.惹怒,使生气
3.动荡
1.to stir up a liquid so that the sediment becomes dispersed through the liquid and makes it cloudy, or become cloudy with sediment by being stirred
2.to anger or annoy somebody
3.to behave in a loud, rowdy way
1.It also acquires a photographer, a woman in a wind-roiled pashmina, who kneels down close to the pebbles to photograph them.
这片海滩也得到一位摄影师，那是一个披着挡风的羊绒披肩的妇女，双膝跪在鹅卵石上给它们照相。
2.In the last few days, the market has been roiled by fears of higher borrowing costs globally and tighter regulatory curbs on risk taking.
在过去几天中，市场因为对全球借贷成本上升以及风险监管可能加强的担忧而受到冲击。
3.Roiled markets put paid to that; instead, investors are now being treated to a classic related party transaction.
市场的动荡使其上市希望成为泡影；而投资者现在看到的，是一宗典型的关联方交易。
4.I would posit that it would increase risk-averse behavior -- particularly if this kind of trade war roiled financial markets.
我假设这将会增加风险规避行为——特别是当这一类贸易战会搅浑财金市场时。
5.In July, a report from the US Government Accountability Office presented at a congressional hearing on genetic testing roiled the waters.
7月，美国政府问责办公室（GAO）将一份报告提交给了关于基因检测“搅浑水”的国会听证会。
6.Part of the time the rivers were dry; at other times they roiled with thick milk shake-like slurries of mud and sand.
这些河流有时乾涸，有时翻搅成浓郁的泥浆，很像由泥巴和沙土混合形成的奶昔。
7.It has roiled international stock markets for weeks, with share values falling again Thursday on London, Paris and Frankfurt exchanges.
欧洲的债务危机连续几个星期拖累全球股市。星期四，伦敦、巴黎和法兰克福的股市再次下跌。
8.Uncertainty over the U. S. fiscal crisis has roiled financial markets for weeks.
美国财政危机的不确定性已导致金融市场接连几周的动荡。
9.The hearing was a relative quiet end to a case that roiled French politics and the international media.
对于一桩搅动了法国政界和国际媒体的案件来说，这个结局相对来说有些平静。
10.On Friday, fears over the extent of problems in the U. S. and Europe roiled Asian markets.
上周五，对美国和欧洲问题范围的担忧令亚洲市场大幅下挫。