热闹
rè nao
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bustling with noise and excitement;
lively
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无理取闹
wú lǐ qǔ nào
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to make trouble without reason (idiom); to be deliberately provocative
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胡闹
hú nào
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to act willfully and make a scene;
to make trouble
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闹钟
nào zhōng
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alarm clock
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吵闹
chǎo nào
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noisy;
raucous;
to shout and scream
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闹剧
nào jù
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farce;
CL:場|场[chang3],齣|出[chu1],幕[mu4]
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闹鬼
nào guǐ
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haunted
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闹事
nào shì
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to cause trouble;
to create a disturbance
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闹翻
nào fān
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to have a falling out;
to have a big argument
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大吵大闹
dà chǎo dà nào
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to shout and scream (idiom); to kick up a fuss;
to make a scene
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喧闹
xuān nào
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to make a noise;
noisy
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小打小闹
xiǎo dǎ xiǎo nào
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small-scale
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闹腾
nào teng
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to disturb;
to create confusion;
to make a din
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凑热闹
còu rè nao
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to join in the fun;
to get in on the action;
(fig.) to butt in;
to create more trouble
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闹别扭
nào biè niu
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to be difficult with sb;
to provoke disagreement;
at loggerheads;
to fall out with
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看热闹
kàn rè nao
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to enjoy watching a bustling scene;
to go where the crowds are
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闹情绪
nào qíng xù
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to be in a bad mood
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闹肚子
nào dù zi
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(coll.) to have diarrhea
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闹市
nào shì
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downtown area;
city center
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闹心
nào xīn
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to be vexed or annoyed;
to feel queasy
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瞎闹
xiā nào
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to make a scene;
to fool around;
to behave foolishly
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闹哄哄
nào hōng hōng
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clamorous;
noisy;
sensational;
very exciting
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闹笑话
nào xiào huà
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to make a fool of oneself
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一哭二闹三上吊
yī kū èr nào sān shàng diào
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to make a terrible scene (idiom);
to throw a tantrum
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五鬼闹判
wǔ guǐ nào pàn
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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
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