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  *鬧* | 鬧* | *鬧
noisy / cacophonous / to make noise / to disturb / to vent (feelings) / to fall ill / to have an attack (of sickness) / to go in (for some activity) / to joke
HSK 4
bustling with noise and excitement / lively
HSK 4
alarm clock
HSK 4
to cause trouble / to create a disturbance
HSK 7-9
to enjoy watching a bustling scene / to go where the crowds are
HSK 7-9
to play games / to joke around / to play a joke on sb
HSK 7-9
to make a noise / noisy
HSK 7-9
to act willfully and make a scene / to make trouble
HSK 7-9
to be vexed or annoyed / to feel queasy
to make trouble / to make fun of
haunted
noisy / raucous / to shout and scream
to join in the fun / to get in on the action / (fig.) to butt in / to create more trouble
to disturb / to create confusion / to make a din
to bawl, disturbing others
(idiom) to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative
downtown area / city center
to quarrel; to squabble / to be rowdy; to play boisterously; to engage in horseplay
small-scale
downtown
to get angry
clamorous / noisy / sensational / very exciting
to have a falling out / to have a big argument
(of a relationship or situation) to become strained and tense
(dialect) bustling; lively
(coll.) to have diarrhea
to shout and scream (idiom); to kick up a fuss / to make a scene
disturbing the privacy of bridal room (Chinese custom where guests banter with and play pranks on the newlyweds)
to be difficult with sb / to provoke disagreement / at loggerheads / to fall out with
gongs and drums overture to a Chinese opera / to create a disturbance
to make a scene / to fool around / to behave foolishly
to be in a bad mood
to create a big disturbance
(coll.) to be burglarized
to make a fool of oneself
noisy; to make a racket
(of a person) to make a big fuss about (sth); to make a big deal of / (of an adverse situation) to get ugly; to blow up; to escalate
lit. to cry, then shout, then threaten suicide (saying) / fig. to make a terrible scene; to throw a tantrum
(dialect) bustling / lively
alarm bell (on a clock or phone)
(dialect) to have a falling-out (with sb)
(neologism c. 2013) organized disruption of healthcare facilities or verbal and physical abuse of medical staff by an aggrieved patient or proxies such as family members or hired thugs, typically aimed at obtaining compensation
to skylark / to play boisterously / to fool around
to cause havoc / to run amok
while the connoisseur recognizes the artistry, the layman simply enjoys the show
to make a lot of noise / to be disorderly
noise
Five ghosts mock the judge, or Five ghosts resist judgment (title of folk opera, idiom); important personage mobbed by a crowd of ne'er-do-wells
Monkey Wreaks Havoc in Heaven, story about the Monkey King Sun Wukong 孫悟空|孙悟空 from the novel Journey to the West 西遊記|西游记
disruptive activities targeted at a school by an aggrieved party (neologism formed by analogy with 醫鬧|医闹)
snooze button
the poor are ignored in the busiest city; the rich will find relatives in the deepest mountain
bustling
(Internet slang) transcription of "not at all" – English words in a song promoting the 2008 Beijing Olympics sung by Huang Xiaoming 黃曉明|黄晓明, who became a laughing stock in China because his pronunciation was perceived as embarrassingly bad / to be a laughing stock / to make a fool of oneself (i.e. equivalent to 鬧笑話|闹笑话)
(dialect) bustling / lively
to be at loggerheads / to have a falling out
to cause trouble
alarm clock
to create an uproar


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