English–Chinese
“in an uproar” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinhuá rán
Example
他的决定让大家哗然。tā de jué dìng ràng dà jiā huá rán
His decision left everyone in an uproar.
How to say “in an uproar” in Chinese
“In an uproar” in Chinese is 哗然 (huá rán).
A sudden public burst of noisy, shared shock.
Example sentences with 哗然
评论区的讨论让网友们马上哗然而起。píng lùn qū de tǎo lùn ràng wáng yǒu men mǎ shàng huá rán ér qǐ
The discussion in the comment section immediately sent netizens into an uproar.
Tips for using 哗然
- The word has a written, news-report tone and appears more often in formal discussion than in relaxed small talk.