loud, clamorous, and chaotic (of sounds or environments)

noisy and full of activity

noisy and chaotic; loud and confusing noise

A deafening sound of gongs and drums, describing a very lively and festive atmosphere.

A minor player upstages the main attraction or minor details obscure the main point; literally means the voice of the guest overwhelms that of the host

to be deafening; to fill the air with noise; describes a sound so loud it seems to shake the sky

to shout loudly; to make a racket; to vociferate

To exchange conventional greetings or make small talk.

hubbub; a loud uproar or tumult; to be noisy and bubbling with excitement

the sound of drums and music fills the air; used to describe a very loud, lively, and festive musical performance

clamorous; noisy and chaotic

noisy and ear-piercing; used to describe loud, chaotic sounds or an uproar

to disturb or harass with noisy talk; to be tumultuous or loud; same as [[喧闹|喧鬧|xuan1 nao4]]

to talk and laugh together in a loud or boisterous manner

to shout or cry out loudly

to shout loudly; to bawl; to vociferate

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)

(literary) a loud, tumultuous din or crashing sound, especially that produced by wind, rushing water, or rapids

illustrious and influential; prominent and widely known

noisy and bustling; full of the loud sounds of a crowd or celebration

mild breeze and bright sunshine