raise a commotion 引起骚动
avoid commotions 避免混乱
street commotions 街头骚乱
school commotions 校园混乱
end the commotions 平息骚乱
1. The students caused commotions in the library due to the unexpected fire alarm.
学生们因意外火警在图书馆里引起了一阵骚乱。
2. We tried to keep the peace, but the commotions spread quickly through the neighborhood.
我们试图保持平静，但混乱迅速蔓延到整个社区。
3. The commotions at the concert lasted for several minutes before the band returned.
音乐会上的骚乱持续了几分钟，然后乐队才回来。
A: Why are there so many commotions in the cafeteria today?
A：为什么今天食堂里这么多混乱？
B: There was a spill, and everyone was rushing around.
B：因为有人打翻了东西，大家到处乱跑。
1) 指由噪音、争吵或突发事件引起的短暂混乱或骚动。
2) 在戏剧或文学中，可指作品的章节或部分（较古老用法）。
3) 形容一种嘈杂、无序且令人不安的状态。
1. 骚动，混乱
e.g.The commotions outside the building kept us awake all night.
大楼外传来的骚动声让我们整夜没睡。
2. 骚乱，暴动
e.g.Policemen were sent to stop the commotions in the square.
警察被派去阻止广场上的骚乱。
noun
1. A state of disorder or confusion caused by noisy or violent behavior.
2. (Rare) A division of a book or play; a part.
Synonym: uproar, tumult, disorder