嘈 (cáo) - Noisy, clamorous, bustling & describes loud, chaotic sounds or environments.
嘈 · cáo
Noisy, clamorous, bustling;
describes loud, chaotic sounds or environments.
Noisy, clamorous, bustlingdescribes loud, chaotic sounds or environments.
Usage highlights
Noisy and chaoticClamorous and bustlingNoise pollutionBustling marketLoud and disorderlyCacophony of voices
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The market was noisy and bustling (嘈嘈切切).
- The sound of the machine was deafening (机器声嘈杂).
- The restaurant was too loud for conversation (餐厅里很嘈杂).
- He complained about the noisy environment (他抱怨环境嘈杂).
Collocations
- Noisy and chaotic(嘈杂)
- Clamorous and bustling(嘈嘈切切)
- Noise pollution(噪音嘈杂)
- Bustling market(市场嘈杂)
- Loud and disorderly(嘈乱)
- Cacophony of voices(人声嘈杂)
Idioms
- A bustling and lively scene(嘈嘈切切)
- Noisy and chaotic(嘈嘈杂杂)
- Loud and disorderly(嘈嘈嚷嚷)
Cultural background
FAQ- Often used to describe crowded, lively public spaces like markets or festivals in Chinese culture.
- Can carry negative connotations when referring to unwanted noise pollution in urban environments.
- In classical Chinese poetry, sometimes used to depict lively, vibrant scenes of human activity.