uproar
/ˈʌp.rɔːr/noun
C1formalcommon/ˈʌp.rɔːr/A noun referring to a loud, confused, and often angry disturbance or commotion, typically involving a crowd of people.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее громкое, хаотичное и часто гневное возмущение или переполох, обычно с участием толпы людей.esSustantivo que designa un alboroto o clamor ruidoso y confuso, a menudo provocado por una multitud enfurecida o excitada.frNom désignant un tumulte bruyant et désordonné, souvent accompagné de colère ou de protestation, généralement impliquant une foule de personnes.deEin lautes, chaotisches und oft wütendes Aufbegehren oder Getümmel, meist von einer Menschenmenge verursacht.ptSubstantivo que designa um barulho alto, confuso e frequentemente furioso, agitação ou rebuliço, geralmente envolvendo um grupo de pessoas. Pode indicar tanto o som da confusão quanto a própria manifestação de indignação.zh指喧闹、混乱且常带愤怒的骚动或骚乱,通常涉及人群。也可指这种喧闹声本身。arاسم يشير إلى ضجيج صاخب وفوضوي ينطوي غالبًا على غضب أو اضطراب، ويحدث عادةً بمشاركة جماعة من الناس.
- Loud noise or commotion B2 formal
A loud and confused noise, especially from a crowd of people.
- The announcement caused an uproar in the audience.
- There was an uproar in the stadium when the team scored.
- The children's uproar could be heard from the next room.
ruШум или волнениеesAlborotofrTumultedeLärm und AufruhrptBarulho ou confusãozh喧闹或骚动arضجيج وصخب
Synonyme: clamorcommotiondinhubbubhullabaloonoisepandemoniumracketruckustumult
- Public protest or outrage B2 formal
A strong expression of anger or disapproval by many people.
- The new law sparked a public uproar.
- The decision caused an uproar among the employees.
- There was a huge uproar over the proposed tax increase.
ruВозмущениеesProtesta pública o indignaciónfrProtestation publique ou indignationdeÖffentlicher AufruhrptIndignaçãozh公愤arاحتجاج عام
Synonyme: brouhahaclamorcommotionfurorfurorehue and cryhullabaloooutcryruckus
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