Raise hell Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɹeɪz/ /ˈhɛɫ

RAYZ HEL

UK

ɹˈeɪz/ /hˈɛl

RAYZ HEL

परिभाषा

To behave in an angry or noisy way, often as a protest or to demand attention; to create trouble or a disturbance.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Informal and sometimes mildly vulgar. Used when someone strongly protests or causes chaos, not for minor complaints. Often expresses that the reaction is excessive or destructive. Not literal; doesn't mean actual violence.

• Spanish: armar un escándalo - hacer un escándalo
• Portuguese (BR): fazer um escândalo - causar confusão
• Portuguese (PT): fazer um escândalo - causar confusão
• Chinese (Simplified): 闹事 - 制造混乱
• Chinese (Traditional): 惹事生非 - 搞亂
• Hindi: क्लेश मचाना - हंगामा करना
• Arabic: إثارة الفوضى - عمل شغب
• Bengali: হইচই করা - অশান্তি সৃষ্টি করা
• Russian: скандалить - устраивать шум - бузить
• Japanese: 大騒ぎする - 大騒動を起こす
• Vietnamese: làm um lên - làm ầm ĩ - gây náo loạn
• Korean: 난리를 치다 - 소란을 피우다
• Turkish: kıyameti koparmak - ortalığı ayağa kaldırmak
• Urdu: کھلبلی مچانا - ہنگامہ کرنا
• Indonesian: membuat keributan - bikin ribut

उदाहरण वाक्य

If they don't get their way, they always raise hell.

basic

The students raised hell about the new rules.

basic

My neighbor will raise hell if we are too loud tonight.

basic

He really raised hell after finding out he'd been lied to.

natural

We threatened to raise hell if they tried to cancel the event.

natural

If you touch my stuff, I'll raise hell.

natural