Cause a commotion Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkɑz/, /ˈkɔz/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /kəˈmoʊʃən

KAWZ uh kuh-MOH-shuhn

UK

kˈɔːz/ /æɪ/ /kəmˈəʊʃən

KAWZ uh kuh-MOH-shuhn

التعريف

To do something that makes a lot of noise, excitement, or disturbance, often drawing unwanted attention.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal. Often used when describing children, groups, or incidents that disrupt normal situations. Common with 'make' ('make a commotion') as a synonym. Usually implies negative or unwanted attention.

• Spanish: armar un alboroto - causar un escándalo
• Portuguese (BR): fazer um tumulto - causar confusão
• Portuguese (PT): fazer uma confusão - causar um rebuliço
• Chinese (Simplified): 引起骚动 - 引发喧闹
• Chinese (Traditional): 引起騷動 - 引發喧鬧
• Hindi: हंगामा करना - हलचल मचाना
• Arabic: إثارة جلبة - إثارة ضجة
• Bengali: হইচই করা - গোলমাল করা
• Russian: поднять шум - устроить переполох
• Japanese: 騒ぎを起こす - 騒動を起こす
• Vietnamese: gây náo động - gây ồn ào
• Korean: 소동을 일으키다 - 소란을 피우다
• Turkish: gürültü koparmak - ortalığı karıştırmak
• Urdu: ہنگامہ کھڑا کرنا - شور شرابہ کرنا
• Indonesian: menciptakan keributan - membuat kehebohan

جمل نموذجية

The kids caused a commotion in the library.

basic

He didn't mean to cause a commotion at the meeting.

basic

Please don't cause a commotion while I'm on the phone.

basic

Someone caused a commotion by shouting "Fire!" in the crowded mall.

natural

You don't have to cause a commotion every time something goes wrong.

natural

They tried not to cause a commotion, but everyone noticed them anyway.

natural