骚[sāo] 基本解释：
新英汉大词典：
- 骚[sāo]
- 动词- （扰乱） disturb; upset
- 名词- （指屈原的《离骚》） short for Li Sao, a poem by the 4th century B.C. poet and statesman Qu Yuan （屈原）:
poetry in the style of Li Sao骚体
- （泛指诗文） literary writings:poet骚人
- （像尿或狐狸的气味） the smell of urine; foul smell - 形容词- （举止轻佻） coquettish- （雄性的） male (animal):
jackass骚驴
以上内容来源于：《新汉英大辞典》
例句与用法：
He likes to have a good gripe from time to time.
His speech had an unfortunate sequel, in that it caused a riot.
Things have simmered down since the riots last week.
You have no real grounds for complaint.
His speech had an unfortunate sequel - it caused a riot.
骚的其他解释: