noisy and chaotic; loud and confusing noise

sound of flowing water, falling rain, or rustling leaves

describes a situation where a large group of people are in a state of commotion, noise, or public outcry

The sound of things clattering, rustling, or falling down; also the sound of pattering rain.

to use sensationalism or flashy speech and behavior to win the approval and praise of the public

Describes the sound of rushing water, heavy rain, or objects crashing down and scattering.

The sound of objects crashing, rain falling, water flowing, or things collapsing; to crash down or rustle

to mutiny or rebel; specifically used for military uprisings

Describes chaotic or dynamic noises, such as pattering, crashing, rustling, clattering, or sobbing

a sudden burst of loud or noisy laughter

(dialect) a sound used when calling a cat

a loud and sudden noise, such as the sound of water being dumped, things falling, or objects breaking

sound of metallic objects clattering or crashing together

onomatopoeia for the sound of wind, rain, things crashing down, or objects rustling and flapping

onomatopoeia for the sound of objects falling, leaves rustling, or water flowing

The sound of rustling or things falling down

The famous 1929 novel by William Faulkner, translated into Chinese as [[喧哗|喧嘩|xuan1 hua2]] (clatter) and [[骚动|騷動|sao1 dong4]] (uproar)

Describes chaotic or dynamic sounds such as rain pattering, objects crashing, leaves rustling, or loud sobbing

(variant form) hubbub; clamor; to make a lot of noise