churned

/churn/US // tʃɜrn //UK // (tʃɜːn) //

汹涌的,汹涌澎湃的,搅动的,汹涌澎湃

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a container or machine in which cream or milk is agitated to make butter.
- : any of various containers or machines similar in shape or action to a butter churn, as a device for mixing beverages.
- : British. a large milk can.
- : an act of churning stocks by a stockbroker.

v.有主动词 verb

verbmix up, beat

Forms: churning

Synonyms

The board is powerless by design to step in and address the constant churn of disinformation, hate speech or questionable content that’s live on the site.
Invariably, it happens late on a Friday afternoon, maximizing the chances that the news gets lost in the churn and forgotten by Monday.
The churn was pretty high at the conclusion of those 12 weeks, in part because there was a fairly steep increase in price because we are not the cheapest product out there, given the quality of our journalism.
Companies are increasingly realizing they need to keep engaging staff who are working remote — without overburdening them — otherwise it leads to a lack of motivation and staff churn.
The four or five thrillers a year that de Villiers churned out from 1966 until his death in 2013 were amazingly trashy.
Even as he churned out works decrying the evils of capital, he was extremely entrepreneurial and owned a fair amount of property.
Barthas would look out on scenes of churned up earth filled with human remains and the debris of thousands of pulverized lives.
It should be no surprise that SNL churned out a solid episode with Dunham as a host.
My stomach churned as I called him to share the devastating news that our card had been compromised.
In summer the cream should be churned on the following day; in winter it may stand over two days.
The more quickly milk or cream is churned, the paler, the softer, and the less rich the butter.

/churn/US // tʃɜrn //UK // (tʃɜːn) //

汹涌的,汹涌澎湃的,搅动的,汹涌澎湃

n.名词 noun

1
- : a container or machine in which cream or milk is agitated to make butter.
- : any of various containers or machines similar in shape or action to a butter churn, as a device for mixing beverages.
- : British. a large milk can.
- : an act of churning stocks by a stockbroker.

v.有主动词 verb

verbmix up, beat

Forms: churning

Synonyms

The board is powerless by design to step in and address the constant churn of disinformation, hate speech or questionable content that’s live on the site.
Invariably, it happens late on a Friday afternoon, maximizing the chances that the news gets lost in the churn and forgotten by Monday.
The churn was pretty high at the conclusion of those 12 weeks, in part because there was a fairly steep increase in price because we are not the cheapest product out there, given the quality of our journalism.
Companies are increasingly realizing they need to keep engaging staff who are working remote — without overburdening them — otherwise it leads to a lack of motivation and staff churn.
The four or five thrillers a year that de Villiers churned out from 1966 until his death in 2013 were amazingly trashy.
Even as he churned out works decrying the evils of capital, he was extremely entrepreneurial and owned a fair amount of property.
Barthas would look out on scenes of churned up earth filled with human remains and the debris of thousands of pulverized lives.
It should be no surprise that SNL churned out a solid episode with Dunham as a host.
My stomach churned as I called him to share the devastating news that our card had been compromised.
In summer the cream should be churned on the following day; in winter it may stand over two days.
The more quickly milk or cream is churned, the paler, the softer, and the less rich the butter.