make noise
The phrase "make noise" is versatile, often used to describe creating sound or drawing attention through vocal means.
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Definition
A2General
(common)To produce sound, especially when it is loud or disruptive.
Example
- The children were making noise in the playground.
- Please don't make noise while I'm studying.
B1Social
(informal)To express strong opinions or dissatisfaction vocally and publicly.
Example
- The workers made noise about the unfair working conditions.
- She made noise on social media about the new policy.
B2Attention
(common)To attract attention or cause a disturbance through vocal means.
Example
- The campaign aimed to make noise about climate change.
- He always finds a way to make noise and be noticed.
Similar
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