v.狂欢 n. 喧哗的人，狂欢的人

The children were roistering around the playground, laughing and shouting.
这些孩子们在操场上嬉闹，笑声和喊声不断。
After a long day at work, he enjoyed nothing more than a few rounds of roisterous drinking with his friends.
在一天劳累的工作后，他最喜欢的就是和朋友们畅饮一番。
The party went on all night, filled with roisterous laughter and music.
聚会狂欢整夜，充满了喧闹的笑声和音乐。
The pub was a roistering hub of activity, with patrons singing and dancing well into the evening.
酒吧里人声鼎沸，顾客们唱歌跳舞直到深夜。
The old sailor regaled the crowd with tales of his roistering adventures at sea.
老水手向听众讲述他在海上那些热闹非凡的经历。
In the days of yore, pirates would often engage in roisterous brawls during their leisure time.
从前，海盗们常常在闲暇时进行激烈的争吵。
The college students were known for their roisterous pranks, but they always cleaned up after themselves.
大学生们以搞恶作剧闻名，但事后总是把现场收拾得井井有条。
The annual street fair was a roisterous affair, filled with food stalls, games, and lively performances.
每年的街头集市热闹非凡，有小吃摊、游戏和精彩的表演。
The football team celebrated their victory with a night of roistering revelry, raising glasses to their triumph.
足球队在庆祝胜利时狂欢了一夜，举杯庆贺他们的胜利。
Despite his age, the grandfather still had a roisterous spirit, joining in the family's celebrations without hesitation.
虽然年纪大了，祖父仍然保持着活跃的精神，毫不犹豫地加入家庭的庆祝活动。