What does "stir up" mean?

To provoke emotions or trouble To cause feelings or problems.

How do you use "stir up" in a sentence?

Don't stir up trouble. The news stirred up memories. He loves stirring things up.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To provoke emotions or trouble

煽动、激起

Provocar, agitar

かき立てる、引き起こす

자극하다, 일으키다

To cause feelings or problems.

引起情绪或问题。"stir up trouble"是"惹麻烦"。通常有负面含义，但用于情感时可能是中性的。

Causar emociones o problemas. "Stir up trouble" es "crear problemas". Suele tener connotación negativa, aunque puede ser neutral con emociones.

感情や問題を引き起こす。「stir up trouble」は「トラブルを起こす」。ネガティブなニュアンスが多いが、感情をかき立てる場合は中立的なこともある。

감정이나 문제를 유발하다.

Base verb: stir

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

Don't stir up trouble.
别惹麻烦
no causes problemas
問題を起こすな
문제를 일으키지 마.
The news stirred up memories.
这条消息勾起了回忆
la noticia despertó recuerdos
そのニュースは思い出をかき立てた
그 소식은 추억을 불러일으켰다.
He loves stirring things up.
他喜欢搅事
le encanta agitar las cosas
彼は波風を立てるのが好きだ
그는 파란을 일으키는 것을 좋아한다.

Context: provocation, emotions

Tone: agitating

From stirring a mixture.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal