v.(水)激荡，翻滚，翻腾,扰乱;搅乱;使混乱
roil的第三人称单数

原形：roil第三人称单数：roils过去式：roiled过去分词：roiled现在分词：roiling

The chef skillfully rolled the dough into thin sheets, creating delicate pastries.
厨师熟练地将面团擀成薄片，制作出精致的糕点。
The storm caused the ocean to roil with angry waves, threatening the safety of sailors.
暴风雨使海面翻腾起愤怒的浪花，对水手们的安全构成威胁。
After the argument, there was an uncomfortable silence as tensions continued to roil beneath the surface.
争吵过后，空气中弥漫着尴尬的沉默，紧张的情绪在表面之下暗流涌动。
The investors were on edge as stock market fluctuations began to roil their portfolios.
投资者们因股市波动而坐立不安，他们的投资组合开始动荡不安。
The chef's signature dish was a spicy seafood risotto that had everyone at the table roiling with excitement.
厨师的招牌菜是一道辣味海鲜烩饭，让餐桌上的每个人都兴奋不已。
The political unrest in the region has been causing a roil in global oil prices.
该地区的政治动荡正在搅动全球油价。
The boiling water began to roil and steam rose from the pot, signaling dinner was almost ready.
沸腾的水开始翻滚，锅上方升腾起蒸汽，预示着晚餐即将出炉。
The debate topic was so controversial that it quickly ignited a fiery roil among the participants.
辩论的话题非常敏感，很快就在参与者之间引发了激烈的争论。
The economic forecast predicted a period of uncertainty, which could lead to financial markets roiling.
经济预测指出会有不确定性时期，可能导致金融市场动荡。
The crowd's enthusiasm roiled into a chant as they cheered on their favorite team.
人群的热情高涨，演变成热烈的欢呼声，为他们支持的队伍加油助威。