uproar

n.

吵闹；骚乱，骚动；喧嚣；

复数：uproars

1. The exorbitant fees caused an uproar across the land.
   高昂的收费在整个地区引起了一场骚动。
2. We remained under cover for about two months until the uproar subsided.
   骚动平息之前，我们躲了将近两个月。
3. His motion threw the meeting into an uproar.
   他的建议在会上引起了一片吵嚷。
4. The subsequent uproar ended the class.
   接下来的喧嚣结束了那堂课。

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