How to write 嘈

嘈 [cáo] 1. 喧闹 (noisy) - Definition: A term that describes a state of disorder or mixed sounds. - Examples: 嘈杂 (mixed noise); 嘈嘈 (describes hurried or chaotic sounds); 嘈嗷 (describes the sounds of insect or bird calls). 2. 指胃部难受，不舒服 ((stomach) unwell; indisposed) - Definition: Refers to discomfort in the stomach or feeling unwell. - Examples: - Reference:《西游记》: Eating too many peaches can also make one feel unwell. - Sample usage: 心嘈 (stomach discomfort; a traditional Chinese medicine term indicating a feeling that is neither hunger nor pain, often seen in gastritis and ulcer diseases). 引: 1. “耳嘈嘈以失听” - From the work "Wenxuan" by Wang Yanshou: "The ears are overwhelmed by noise, causing loss of hearing." 2. "望廊下有灯烛火，且人口嘈杂" - From Hong Mai's "Yijian San Zhi": "Looking under the corridor, there are lamps and candles, and the people are noisy." 例: - 嘈嚷 (to shout or make noise); 嘈啐 (the sound of clamoring).