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        nào, [閙]/[鬧], variant of 鬧|闹[nào], noisy/cacophonous/to make noise/to disturb/to vent (feeling...
        húnào, [胡鬧], to act willfully and make a scene/to make trouble
        rènao, [熱鬧], bustling with noise and excitement/lively
        nàozhōng, [鬧鐘], alarm clock
        chǎonào, [吵鬧], noisy/raucous/to shout and scream
        nàojù, [鬧劇], farce/CL:場|场[chǎng],齣|出[chū],幕[mù]
        nàoguǐ, [鬧鬼], haunted
        nàoshì, [鬧事], to cause trouble/to create a disturbance
        wúlǐqǔnào, [無理取鬧], to make trouble without reason (idiom); to be deliberately provocative
        nàofān, [鬧翻], to have a falling out/to have a big argument
        dàchǎodànào, [大吵大鬧], to shout and scream (idiom); to kick up a fuss/to make a scene
        xuānnào, [喧鬧], to make a noise/noisy
        nàoteng, [鬧騰], to disturb/to create confusion/to make a din
        xiǎodǎxiǎonào, [小打小鬧], small-scale
        còurènao, [湊熱鬧], to join in the fun/to get in on the action/(fig.) to butt in/to create more trou...
        nàobièniu, [鬧彆扭], to be difficult with sb/to provoke disagreement/at loggerheads/to fall out with
        nàoqíngxù, [鬧情緒], to be in a bad mood
        kànrènao, [看熱鬧], to enjoy watching a bustling scene/to go where the crowds are
        nàodùzi, [鬧肚子], (coll.) to have diarrhea
        nàoxīn, [鬧心], to be vexed or annoyed/to feel queasy
        nàoshì, [鬧市], downtown area/city center
        xiānào, [瞎鬧], to make a scene/to fool around/to behave foolishly
        nàohōnghōng, [鬧哄哄], clamorous/noisy/sensational/very exciting
        nàoxiàohuà, [鬧笑話], to make a fool of oneself
        yīkūèrnàosānshàngdiào, [一哭二鬧三上吊], to make a terrible scene (idiom)/to throw a tantrum
        wǔguǐnàopàn, [五鬼鬧判], Five ghosts mock the judge, or Five ghosts resist judgment (title of folk opera,...
        yīnào, [醫鬧], (neologism c. 2013) organized disruption of healthcare facilities or verbal and ...
        yòuchǎoyòunào, [又吵又鬧], to make a lot of noise/to be disorderly
        qǔnào, [取鬧], to make trouble/to make fun of
        chǎonàoshēng, [吵鬧聲], noise
        dànào, [大鬧], to cause havoc/to run amok
        DànàoTiāngōng, [大鬧天宮], Monkey Wreaks Havoc in Heaven, story about the Monkey King Sun Wukong 孫悟空|孙悟空[Sū...
        zhǐnàoànniǔ, [止鬧按鈕], snooze button
        fánnào, [繁鬧], bustling
        nàoqū, [鬧區], downtown
        nàochǎng, [鬧場], gongs and drums overture to a Chinese opera/to create a disturbance
        nàománg, [鬧忙], (dialect) bustling/lively
        nàofáng, [鬧房], see 鬧洞房|闹洞房[nào dòng fáng]
        nàoxīnfáng, [鬧新房], see 鬧洞房|闹洞房[nào dòng fáng]
        nàodòngfáng, [鬧洞房], disturbing the privacy of bridal room (Chinese custom where guests banter with a...
        nàoměng, [鬧猛], (dialect) bustling/lively
        nàozhewánr, [鬧著玩兒], to play games/to joke around/to play a joke on sb
        nàomáodùn, [鬧矛盾], to be at loggerheads/to have a falling out
        nàohúhu, [鬧糊糊], to cause trouble
        nàofāntiān, [鬧翻天], to create a big disturbance
        nàopíqi, [鬧脾氣], to get angry
        nàozéi, [鬧賊], (coll.) to be burglarized
        nàohōnghōng, [鬧轟轟], variant of 鬧哄哄|闹哄哄[nào hōng hōng]
        nàolíng, [鬧鈴], alarm (clock)
        nàolíngshízhōng, [鬧鈴時鐘], alarm clock
        nàonàorǎngrǎng, [鬧鬧攘攘], to create an uproar
        sāonào, [騷鬧], noisy/a racket

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