گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'unrest'

1 عمومی:: اشفتگی‌

2 عمومی:: بیتابی‌

3 عمومی:: ناارامی‌

4 عمومی:: اشوب‌

5 عمومی:: اضط‌راب‌

6 عمومی:: بیقراری‌

1 general:: unrest ADJECTIVES/NOUN + unrest social unrest • The policy led to rising unemployment and social unrest. political unrest • A month of political unrest followed the killing of 12 protesters by the police. industrial unrest • The wave of nation-wide strikes and industrial unrest continued throughout the winter. civil unrest (= between groups of people in a country, or between the people and the government ) • Our country is being ripped apart by civil unrest. student unrest • Anti-war demonstrations became the focus of student unrest in the early 1970s. urban unrest (= in towns or cities ) • Unemployment and poor housing were significant causes of urban unrest. growing/mounting unrest • Rocketing unemployment led to growing unrest in the country. serious unrest • We are receiving reports of serious unrest in areas of northern India. widespread unrest (= existing in many places or among many people ) • As prices soared, there was widespread unrest. phrases an outbreak of unrest • Troops usually respond to outbreaks of unrest with force. a wave of unrest (= a sudden increase in unrest ) • A wave of unrest had resulted in seven deaths. a period of unrest • The election results were followed by a long period of unrest. verbs cause/provoke/spark unrest • The introduction of new working practices provoked severe industrial unrest. lead to unrest • Food shortages led to widespread social unrest. quell unrest (= stop it ) • Troops were brought in to quell the unrest.

2 general::   noun ADJ. great, serious | violent | widespread There was widespread industrial unrest in the north. | popular | growing, mounting | fresh, further, renewed The murder of a boy by police sparked renewed unrest in the occupied zone. | agrarian, civil, ethnic, industrial, labour, political, rural, social | peasant, student QUANT. period, wave The increase in fees sparked a new wave of student unrest. VERB + UNREST cause, spark (off), stir up | crush, deal with, put down, quell The government's attempts to crush serious popular unrest led to civil war. PREP. during (the) ~ Many shops were looted during the unrest. | ~ over growing unrest over pay levels