大おお騒さわぎ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

大騒ぎする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Describes a loud, chaotic situation or a big fuss, often involving many people. Can be used for both physical noise and social uproar.

〈事こと〉で大おお騒さわぎするto make a big fuss over something
たった一いっ匹ぴきの虫むしでみんなが大おお騒さわぎした。
Everyone made a huge fuss over just one bug.
〈場ば所しょ〉が大おお騒さわぎになるfor a place to erupt into an uproar
そのニュースで学がっ校こう中じゅうが大おお騒さわぎになった。
The whole school erupted into an uproar over that news.
〈人ひと〉が大おお騒さわぎするfor someone to kick up a fuss / make a racket
子こ供どもたちが公こう園えんで大おお騒さわぎしている。
The children are making a racket in the park.
大おお騒さわぎになるto turn into a big commotion
有ゆう名めい人じんが来きて、店みせの前まえは大おお騒さわぎになった。
A celebrity showed up, and it turned into chaos in front of the store.

騒そう動どうN1
騒動 refers to a disturbance or incident that often has social or political implications, while 大騒ぎ simply emphasizes noisy, chaotic commotion without that implication.
騒さわぎN3
騒ぎ is the plain word for a disturbance or fuss, while 大騒ぎ adds the intensifier 大 to stress that it's especially loud or large-scale.
喧けん騒そう
喧騒 is a more literary word for noisy bustle or clamor (often of a place), whereas 大騒ぎ describes people actively making a big fuss over something.
混こん乱らんN3
混乱 emphasizes confusion and disorder, while 大騒ぎ emphasizes the noise and excitement of a commotion, which may or may not involve confusion.
騒さわぎ立たてるN1
大騒ぎする describes a big commotion or excitement (which can be positive, like celebrating), whereas 騒ぎ立てる usually implies excessive complaining or protest.

静せい寂じゃくN1
静寂 means calm silence, the direct opposite of the noisy commotion described by 大騒ぎ.

大おお騒さわぎUsage99%
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency word in news and everyday contexts.
おおさわぎUsage1%

Compound of 大 (おお, 'big') and 騒ぎ (さわぎ, 'noise, disturbance'), the noun form of 騒ぐ (さわぐ, 'to make noise').