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出乱子

Word · Verb phraseTraditional出亂子

go wrong; have an accident; go awry

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb phrase

to go wrong; to have something go awry; to run into trouble

informal

Used to describe situations where things unexpectedly go wrong or problems arise, often causing disorder or trouble. It carries a sense of potential mishap or disorder.

Jì计
huà划
bù不
zhōu周
quán全
 ,
kǒng恐
pà怕
yào要
chū出
luàn乱
zi子
 。

The plan isn't thorough; I'm afraid things might go wrong.

Tā他
bàn办
shì事
hěn很
kě可
kào靠
 ,
cóng从
lái来
méi没
chū出
guo过
luàn乱
zi子
 。

He's very reliable and has never had anything go awry.

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Jī机
qì器
wéi维
hù护
bù不
hǎo好
 ,
zǎo早
wǎn晚
huì会
chū出
luàn乱
zi子
 。

If the machine isn't maintained properly, it will eventually run into trouble.

Nǐ你
fàng放
xīn心
 ,
chū出
bu不
liǎo了
luàn乱
zi子
 。

Don't worry, nothing will go wrong.