鼓噪 (gǔ zào) — to clamor; to make an uproar; to kick up a fuss (formal, often of a crowd or group)
Definition
A formal verb for a crowd or group loudly 'clamoring' or 'making an uproar' (protesters, public opinion). Not used for one person's complaining — pair it with plural subjects or collective voices.
verb
to clamorto make an uproarto kick up a fuss (formal, often of a crowd or group)
Examples
- 鼓噪,。Fǎn duì zhě zài huì chǎng wài dà shēng gǔ zào, yāo qiú zhèng fǔ lì jí huí yìng.Opponents loudly clamored outside the venue, demanding an immediate response from the government.
- 鼓噪,。Méi tǐ duì zhè xiàng zhèng cè yí piàn gǔ zào, pī píng shēng bù jué yú ěr.The media raised a clamor over this policy, with criticism that never stopped.
- ,鼓噪。Lì shǐ shàng, mín zhòng de gǔ zào wǎng wǎng néng tuī dòng shè huì biàn gé.Historically, the clamor of the people has often been able to drive social change.
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