n.喧闹，骚动，争吵

The crowd erupted into a ruckus when the star player scored the winning goal.
人群在球星进制胜球时爆发出了喧嚣。
His unruly behavior caused a ruckus at school, and he was sent to the principal's office.
他无法无天的行为在学校引起了一场骚动，被送到校长办公室。
The party turned into a ruckus when someone brought out the karaoke machine.
当有人拿出卡拉OK机时，派对变得一片混乱。
The police dispersed the rowdy group with a ruckus of sirens and flashing lights.
警察用警笛和闪烁的灯光驱散了闹事的人群。
After a heated argument, they ended up in a ruckus, throwing things around.
在激烈的争吵后，他们大打出手，东西乱扔一气。
The construction site was a constant ruckus with the sound of heavy machinery and workers shouting.
工地上的噪音不断，大型机械和工人们的喊声此起彼伏。
She tried to keep her cool amidst the ruckus, but her nerves were visibly frayed.
在一片混乱中，她尽力保持冷静，但神经显然已经紧张到了极点。
A group of kids were causing a ruckus on the playground, which soon attracted the teacher's attention.
一群孩子在操场上吵闹，很快引起了老师的注意。
The festival organizers had to deal with a ruckus when a fight broke out among the attendees.
节日组织者不得不处理一场发生在观众之间的斗殴事件。
The noise level in the bar reached a ruckus as the band started their encore performance.
酒吧里的喧嚣声随着乐队开始安可表演而达到高潮。