有可能是故意制造骚乱
“They were more likely trying to cause a disturbance,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
很可能不是抢劫
“not robbery.”
有可能是 故意 制造骚乱
“They were more likely trying to cause a disturbance,”
宣泄不满
“[Gao Dong, Deputy Director of Ping'an Provincial Public Security Department] vent their frustration,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese legal contexts, inciting public disorder carries severe societal and legal implications compared to simple property crimes, prompting investigators to closely examine underlying intent.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to create a disturbance; to incite unrest
Frequently used in formal, news, or investigative contexts to describe deliberate public disruption.