Troublemaking Meaning in English
word
ˈtrʌbəlˌmeɪkɪŋ
TRUB-uhl-may-king
tɹˈʌbəlmˌeɪkɪŋ
TRUB-uhl-may-king
释义
The act of causing problems, disrupting order, or creating conflicts, usually on purpose.
用法与细微差别
Most often used as a noun: 'His troublemaking got him in trouble at school.' Slightly informal, often describes ongoing or habitual behavior. Different from occasional mistakes—implies intention to disrupt. Commonly used for children or rebellious individuals.
Spanish: crear problemas - comportamiento problemáticoPortuguese (BR): perturbação - causar problemasPortuguese (PT): criação de problemas - comportamento conflituosoChinese (Simplified): 制造麻烦Chinese (Traditional): 製造麻煩Hindi: शरारत - परेशानी खड़ी करनाArabic: إثارة المشاكل - افتعال المشكلاتBengali: অশান্তি সৃষ্টি - গোলমাল পাকানোRussian: создание проблем - хулиганствоJapanese: 問題を起こすことVietnamese: gây rối - gây phiền toáiKorean: 말썽 부리기 - 문제 일으키기Turkish: sorun çıkarma - yaramazlıkUrdu: شرارت - فساد پھیلاناIndonesian: membuat onar - bikin masalah
例句
His troublemaking at school upset the teachers.
basic
Her parents worry about her troublemaking friends.
basic
The teacher punished him for troublemaking in class.
basic
We had enough of his constant troublemaking at the party.
natural
Her troublemaking really spices things up, but sometimes it goes too far.
natural
He's known for his playful troublemaking, not for being mean.
natural