Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Boisterous"

A: Energetic, play fighting, adversarial - this is most commonly used to describe boys when they are play fighting.

A: Noisy, lively, loud

A: (adjective) Loud, rowdy, noisy, energetic
you can use this word to describe people and places/events

騒がしい

A: boisterous = "strong, loud, lots of energy wild"

March = a month of the year.
northern hemisphere =spring (getting warmer)
southern hemisphere = fall (getting colder)

wind = strong air flow caused but air currents

A: "My new puppy is very boisterous"

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A: The bar is always boisterous at this time of night

A: Boisterous can involve physicality so someone who could get into mild fights.

Boisterous means someone who could be a bit wild with their behaviour like unsettled and energetic so they can’t sit still and are causing trouble.

Noisy means someone who makes too much noise

A: Both are intense. Boisterous is more fun, playful, and exuberant, while strident is more focused and serious.

A: 1. It’s been noisy/crazy for a while because of the rumor but it has been quiet recently.
2. Corona isn’t mentioned enough in this region. ( I’m not sure in this sentence I don’t get what you mean, sorry )

A: It means lively or energetic.

A: "Family" is a singular noun, so we use "brings" here.

Ex:
"He always brings his friend to parties." is correct, because "he" is singular.

"They always bring their friend to parties." is correct, because "they" is plural.

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