náo loạn

náo loạn

Sân trường náo loạn với tiếng cười đùa của học sinh.

Definition
  1. Adjective:

    • Chaotic; in turmoil: Describes a state of great confusion, disorder, and noisy disturbance, often involving a crowd or a large group of people.
    • Tumultuous; in an uproar: Refers to a situation characterized by loud, agitated, and uncontrolled excitement or commotion.
  2. Verb (less common):

    • To cause a disturbance; to create chaos: The act of making a situation become noisy, disordered, and chaotic.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • Thành phố trở nên náo loạn sau trận động đất. (The city became chaotic after the earthquake.)
    • Đám đông náo loạn khi tin đồn lan truyền. (The crowd was in an uproar as the rumor spread.)
  • Verb:
    • Một nhóm người đã cố tình náo loạn phiên tòa. (A group of people intentionally caused a disturbance in the courtroom.)
Advanced Usage
  • Often used in formal or literary contexts to describe social, political, or public disorder.
  • Can describe both the state of a place/event and the emotional state of a group.
Variants and Related Words
  • Náo động (adj): Boisterous, lively (often with a less negative connotation than ). It can mean exciting and noisy in a more positive way.
    • Lễ hội rất náo động vui vẻ. (The festival was very boisterous and fun.)
  • Hỗn loạn (adj): Chaotic, disordered. This is a strong synonym, often emphasizing complete disorder and confusion.
    • Tình hình an ninh trở nên hỗn loạn. (The security situation became chaotic.)
Synonyms
  • Chaotic: In a state of complete confusion and disorder.
  • Tumultuous: Making a loud, confused noise; uproarious.
  • In an uproar: In a state of excitement, anger, or noisy confusion.
Related Idioms
  • Náo loạn cả lên: To cause a huge uproar; to throw into complete turmoil.
    • Tin đó làm náo loạn cả lên trong cộng đồng. (That news caused a huge uproar in the community.)