乱 luàn

confusion, state of chaos, revolt

HSK 4 #765

DEFINITIONS

  • confusion, state of chaos, revolt
  • in confusion or disorder
  • in a confused state of mind
  • disorder
  • upheaval
  • riot
  • illicit sexual relations
  • to throw into disorder
  • to mix up
  • indiscriminate
  • random
  • arbitrary

STROKES

WORDS

瞎编乱造 xiā biān luàn zào random lies and falsehoods
精神狂乱 jīng shén kuáng luàn delirium; mental illness
精神错乱 jīng shén cuò luàn insanity
缭乱 liáo luàn dazzled; confused
义和乱 yì hé luàn the Boxer uprising
聚众淫乱罪 jù zhòng yín luàn zuì group licentiousness (offense punishable by up to five years in prison in the PRC)
胡吹乱捧 hú chuī luàn pěng indiscriminate admiration (idiom)
胡思乱想 hú sī luàn xiǎng to indulge in flights of fancy (idiom); to let one's imagination run wild
胡编乱造 hú biān luàn zào to concoct a cock-and-bull story (idiom); to make things up
胡诌乱傍 hú zhōu luàn bàng to talk random nonsense (idiom); to say whatever comes into one's head
胡诌乱扯 hú zhōu luàn chě to talk nonsense (idiom); saying whatever comes into his head
胡诌乱说 hú zhōu luàn shuō to talk random nonsense (idiom); to say whatever comes into one's head
胡诌乱道 hú zhōu luàn dào to talk nonsense (idiom); saying whatever comes into his head
自乱阵脚 zì luàn zhèn jiǎo (idiom) to lose one's head; to panic; to go to pieces
变乱 biàn luàn turmoil; social upheaval
贵圈真乱 guì quān zhēn luàn (slang, jocular, neologism c. 2006, used esp. in relation to public figures) the things you and your friends get up to (misbehavior, scandals etc) leave me shaking my head
趁乱逃脱 chèn luàn táo tuō to run away in the confusion; to take advantage of the confusion to escape
迷乱 mí luàn confusion
鸡霍乱 jī huò luàn chicken cholera (caused by Pasteurella multocida or P. avicida); fowl cholera
霍乱杆菌 huò luàn gǎn jūn Vibrio cholerae; the cholera bacterium
霍乱毒素 huò luàn dú sù cholera toxin
霍乱菌苗 huò luàn jūn miáo cholera vaccine
靖乱 jìng luàn to put down a rebellion
骚乱者 sāo luàn zhě a rioter
骊姬之乱 lí jī zhī luàn Li Ji Rebellion in 657-651 BC, where concubine Li Ji tried to throne her son but was eventually defeated by Duke Wen of Jin 晉文公|晋文公[Jin4 Wen2 gong1]
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