鬧場

简 闹场 · 繁 鬧場
Mandarin · pinyin nào chǎng

Meanings

  1. gongs and drums overture to a Chinese opera
  2. to create a disturbance
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鬧
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場
chǎng · open space, field, market
闹
nào · quarrel; dispute hotly
场
chǎng · open space, field, market
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4–3 · nao4 chang3

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