The resulting cacophony has drowned out everything else.(這句話所導(dǎo)致的刺耳噪音淹沒了一切其他的事情。)

For a cacophony of flavors that you won't forget, try this recipe.(試試下面這個(gè)食譜吧，這口味你永遠(yuǎn)都不會(huì)忘！)

How does it avoid being drowned out in an a noisy cacophony of ever-more-vital conversations?(它如何避免自己掉進(jìn)這些越來越必不可少的對(duì)話當(dāng)中的某些刺耳的聲音里頭？)

The book was partly inspired by the rise of “tools that help filter the cacophony of information” around health, says Goetz.(這本書的產(chǎn)生，戈茨說是從熱銷于健康領(lǐng)域里“幫助過濾無用信息的工具”中獲得了啟發(fā)。)

But common sense is rare amid the cacophony of corporate life.(但是在公司生活的雜音里常識(shí)是稀罕物。)

All around was a cacophony of voices.(刺耳聲響遍四周。)

Road surface, other traffic, wind noise and driving speed all contributed to the cacophony.(路面，其他交通工具，風(fēng)聲和行駛的速度都會(huì)不同程度產(chǎn)生刺耳的聲音。)

A more immediate worry is the cacophony of competing interests exposed by the downturn.(一個(gè)更加直接的擔(dān)憂是，經(jīng)濟(jì)衰退背景下各方爭(zhēng)奪利益之音不絕于耳。)

When I visit a website and am instantly bombarded with an unwanted cacophony of nasty sound I tend to leave with immediate effect.(如果我訪問網(wǎng)站時(shí)候立馬遭到不想聽的不必要的雜音的轟炸的話，我就想馬上離開。)

To outsiders, the cacophony underlines the profession's uselessness.(對(duì)局外人來說，這種不和諧的聲音凸顯了該行業(yè)的無能。)