Rumpus Meaning in English

word

US

ˈrʌmpəs

RUHM-puhs

UK

ɹˈʌmpəs

RUHM-puhs

التعريف

A loud noise, commotion, or disturbance, especially when caused by people arguing, playing, or protesting.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly informal and often used for noisy situations involving children or groups. Common phrases: 'make a rumpus', 'cause a rumpus'. It refers to noise and disturbance, not physical damage.

• Spanish: alboroto - jaleo - escándalo
• Portuguese (BR): confusão - bagunça - barulho (tumulto)
• Portuguese (PT): confusão - alvoroço - barulho (tumulto)
• Chinese (Simplified): 喧闹 - 吵闹
• Chinese (Traditional): 喧鬧 - 吵鬧
• Hindi: हंगामा - शोरगुल
• Arabic: ضجة - جلبة
• Bengali: হুল্লোড় - কোলাহল
• Russian: гам - шум
• Japanese: 騒ぎ - 大騒動
• Vietnamese: náo loạn - ồn ào
• Korean: 소동 - 소란
• Turkish: gürültü - şamata - kargaşa
• Urdu: ہنگامہ - شور
• Indonesian: keributan - kegaduhan

جمل نموذجية

The children made a rumpus in the living room.

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There was a rumpus outside the school.

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Please don't make a rumpus while your sister is studying.

basic

All that rumpus was just because someone spilled juice on the carpet.

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If you cause a rumpus at the meeting, the boss will get annoyed.

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There was such a rumpus in the hallway last night that nobody could sleep.

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