adj.骚乱的，动荡的，汹涌的，混乱的，动乱的，骚动的，猛烈的，湍动的，混乱而难以控制的

My grandpa was born during the turbulent period of new China.
我的爷爷出生在新中国的动荡时期。
As a reporter，he likes to work in the turbulent part of the world.
作为一名记者，他喜欢在世界的动荡区域工作。
A plane could handle turbulent conditions.
飞机可以经得起动荡的气流。
The airplane encountered turbulent air, causing the passengers to feel jolted around.
飞机遭遇了湍流，使得乘客感到颠簸。
The stock market has been extremely turbulent in recent weeks, with sharp fluctuations in share prices.
最近几周股市极其动荡，股票价格大幅波动。
The political climate in the country is currently turbulent, with numerous protests and demonstrations.
该国目前的政治气候动荡不安，出现了许多抗议和示威活动。
The river's flow was turbulent, making it difficult for the kayakers to navigate through.
河水湍急，给皮划艇运动员造成了困难。
The young CEO's leadership style is often described as turbulent, marked by sudden changes in strategy and direction.
这位年轻CEO的领导风格常被描述为动荡，以策略和方向的突然变化为特点。
The economic recession has created a turbulent job market, with many people losing their jobs and struggling to find new ones.
经济衰退导致就业市场动荡，许多人失去了工作，找工作也困难重重。
The stormy weather caused turbulent seas, forcing the cruise ship to alter its course.
暴风雨导致海面波涛汹涌，迫使游轮改变航线。
The company's financial situation remains turbulent despite efforts to cut costs and increase revenue.
尽管公司努力削减成本和增加收入，其财务状况仍然动荡不安。
The relationship between the two countries has been turbulent, characterized by frequent diplomatic disputes.
两国之间的关系动荡不安，经常发生外交争端。
The city's social fabric has been torn apart by the turbulent events of the past year.
过去一年动荡的事件使这个城市的社会稳定遭到了破坏。