làm loạn
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Definition
- Verb:
- To rebel, to rise up: To actively oppose or fight against an established authority, government, or social order, often involving public disorder or violence.
- To cause a disturbance/riot: To create a state of public disorder, tumult, or chaos, typically by a group.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Một nhóm người định làm loạn trong thành phố. (A group of people intended to rebel/cause a riot in the city.)
- Dân chúng làm loạn chống lại chế độ hà khắc. (The people rebelled against the harsh regime.)
- Tin đồn thất thiệt có thể khiến đám đông làm loạn. (False rumors can cause a crowd to riot.)
Advanced Usage
- The term often implies a collective, organized, or violent action against authority, not merely individual disobedience. It carries a connotation of serious civil unrest.
Variants and Related Words
- Nổi loạn (v): to revolt, to rebel. Often used interchangeably with "làm loạn," but can sometimes emphasize the beginning of the rebellion.
- Khu vực đó đã nổi loạn. (That area has revolted.)
- Gây rối loạn (v): to cause disorder/disturbance. Can be used for less politically charged situations.
- Hắn bị bắt vì tội gây rối loạn trật tự công cộng. (He was arrested for causing public disorder.)
Synonyms
- Rebel: To resist or defy an authority.
- Riot: To take part in a violent public disturbance.
- Revolt: To rise in rebellion.
- Mutiny: To rebel against proper authority (especially used for military or naval contexts).
Related Idioms
- While "làm loạn" itself is a verb phrase, it is central to expressions describing turmoil.
- "Thế giới ngầm làm loạn": The underworld is in turmoil/rising up.
- Sau vụ ám sát, thế giới ngầm bắt đầu làm loạn. (After the assassination, the underworld began to riot.)
verb
- to rebel, to vise up against