rambunctious

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A friend of mine once told me the story of a manager of rambunctious employee who was essential to the organization, but frequently complained and threatened to leave.
一個(gè)朋友曾告訴過(guò)我這樣的故事：有個(gè)難纏的雇員對(duì)他的公司很重要，他本人卻經(jīng)常抱怨，威脅要離開(kāi)。
But snooker grew up in Britain’s working men’s clubs as something rough, rude and rambunctious. Beer fuelled it, cash betting underpinned it, and scores were settled with fists in the street outside.
須知斯諾克運(yùn)動(dòng)就是在諸如不列顛工人俱樂(lè)部這樣一些粗野、簡(jiǎn)陋、喧鬧的地方發(fā)展起來(lái)的，里面充斥著酒精和賭博，比分靠場(chǎng)外街頭的拳頭來(lái)決定。
Among Indian deities, the unusual-looking guardian is known for its rambunctious nature.
在印度神靈中，這位外觀奇特的守護(hù)神以性格粗暴而聞名。

The culture of the west coast of the United States is energetic and rambunctious.
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Another is Emma Marris, author of the critically acclaimed Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-Wild World.
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