make a scene; tease playfully
Meanings
2 senses · 9 examplesverb
to make a racket; to cause a disturbance
derogatory指多人一起故意喧闹、捣乱，破坏秩序。常含贬义。
Several young people were making a racket on the street, so the police came over to intervene.
The school strictly prohibits causing disturbances in class.
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The fans started making a fuss because they were dissatisfied with the referee's decision.
Don't gather a crowd to cause trouble, or you will be held accountable.
Someone led the booing during the performance, causing a temporary scene of chaos.
verb
to tease someone playfully; to join in joking
informal指一群人善意地、起哄式地拿一两个人开玩笑，气氛通常比较轻松，但被开玩笑的人可能感到尴尬。
Seeing that Xiao Ming was blushing, they all started teasing him to sing a song.
Everyone teased the new colleague about his embarrassing incident, making him very embarrassed.
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At the class reunion, everyone playfully urged the former class monitor to give a speech.
Don't you join in their teasing; that person is shy.