bustling with noise and excitement; lively and boisterous in a pleasant way, often describing a scene or atmosphere

a clock that can be set to ring at a specific time

To act noisily or play in a wild, mischievous way; to run wild

to play around or joke; to do something just for fun and not seriously

noisy; raucous; cacophonous

a comedy based on broad humor, wild antics, and physical slapstick; a ridiculous or absurd situation that is embarrassing to watch

to be haunted; to experience ghosts or supernatural occurrences

To create a disturbance; to provoke trouble or make a scene, often intentionally.

busy shopping district; a bustling downtown area or city center

noisy and full of activity

To go where there is a crowd or excitement; to participate in a lively activity

To go where the crowds are to enjoy a bustling scene or a lively atmosphere.

(idiom) to make trouble without reason; to be deliberately provocative or stir up trouble willfully

to cry and scream; to wail or bawl in a way that is disruptive to others

to have a falling out or fly into a rage, typically resulting in a broken relationship

To play boisterously; to engage in horseplay or laugh and joke around

To cause a disturbance or create a din; to make a scene or behave in a disruptive way.

to shout and scream loudly; to kick up a fuss or make a huge din

lively and bustling with excitement; buzzing with noise and activity

done on a small scale; involving minor activities or insignificant efforts without major impact

to quarrel incessantly or kick up a row

to fall out with someone; to be difficult with each other because of a disagreement or grudge

to be disgruntled or in a bad mood; to be emotionally unstable because of dissatisfaction with a situation

to frolic; to play boisterously; to laugh and play about together

A busy commercial district or a bustling city center where business activity is concentrated.

To engage in boisterous fun or playful fighting; to fool around in a noisy and rowdy way.

(colloquial) to have diarrhea or an upset stomach

to feel annoyed, troubled, or distressed; to be in a bad mood due to worrying or unpleasant circumstances

noisy and chaotic; full of the loud sound of many people talking or moving around; sensational or very exciting

To act senselessly; to mess about or behave foolishly; to make a scene without reason.

hubbub; the sound of shouting or noisy quarreling

Chinese wedding custom where guests visit the bridal room on the wedding night to play pranks and joke with the newlyweds

to get angry or lose one's temper; to show temper by being stubborn or throwing a fit

To suffer from crop failure or a severe shortage of food

to make a stupid mistake; to commit a gaffe or do something ridiculous due to a lack of knowledge, experience, or care

many people making a loud noise or creating a disturbance at the same time

To have a difference of opinion or experience a clash that leads to friction or a falling-out between people; to be at odds.

can't distinguish or understand clearly; to be unable to make heads or tails of something

to stir up a disturbance or create trouble, especially to disrupt a performance or public gathering

to joke; to kid around or play a joke on someone

a busy, bustling district; the lively or prosperous part of a city

to be sick; to fall ill

To engage in the Chinese custom of guests visiting the bridal room on the wedding night to play pranks or banter with the newlyweds

noisy; tumultuous; bustling with a loud clamor of voices

to tease and play pranks on the bride and groom in the bridal chamber on their wedding night; also written [[闹洞房|鬧洞房|nao4 dong4 fang2]] or [[闹新房|鬧新房|nao4 xin1 fang2]]

to go where there is a crowd to join in the excitement or fun

to wrangle or squabble; to argue and create a scene

to shout or argue loudly; to make a clamor

to feel resentful or act moody because of a disagreement; to be uncooperative due to a personal grudge