闹事 (nào shì): Cause trouble / Disturbance (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The fans almost caused trouble in the stands due to dissatisfaction with the referee's decision.

The police have deployed forces to prevent anyone from deliberately causing disturbances at the assembly.

Several young people caused trouble in the bar, and the police arrived quickly.

Don't they understand that causing trouble in public places will lead to serious consequences?

Despite the tense atmosphere, the protesters did not resort to any extreme actions or cause disturbances.

Due to dissatisfaction with the policy, some residents gathered and caused trouble in front of the government building, demanding a solution.

Fearing that someone might seize the opportunity to cause trouble, the organizers enhanced security and formulated an emergency plan.