N rough, disorderly, or noisy behaviour 粗鲁喧闹等行为
V to treat (someone) in a boisterous or rough way 以粗鲁喧闹方式对待(某人)
Third, as I found out later, he had arthritis since he was a teenager, and after sitting at a desk all day he needed to rough-house with us to get the stiffness out of his joints.
第三，我后来才发现，他从十几岁就换上了关节炎，当他在桌子边上坐了一天之后，他需要和我们在家里玩去赶走关节的僵硬。
She pencilled the rough outline of the mountain in front of her house.
她用铅笔画出房屋前的山的轮廓图。
On rough-weather days of winter when farm folks were forced to remain in the house, someone would ring us and ask Dad to play, and usually it developed into a network affair.
当严冬季节将务农的人们困在室内的时候,就会有人给我们打电话,请爸爸给他们拉小提琴。 久而久之,这慢慢成为了一种社交生活。
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