commotion

A noun referring to a state of noisy, confused, or excited activity or disturbance.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние шумной, хаотичной или возбуждённой деятельности или беспорядка.esSustantivo que denota un estado de actividad ruidosa, caótica o agitada, o un disturbio que provoca alboroto y confusión.frNom désignant un état d'agitation bruyante, de désordre ou d'excitation collective, souvent causé par un événement soudain.deSubstantiv, das einen Zustand lauter, chaotischer oder aufgeregter Aktivität oder Unruhe bezeichnet.ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de atividade barulhenta, desordenada ou agitada; também pode se referir a um distúrbio ou confusão causados por um grupo de pessoas.zh指喧闹、混乱或骚动的状态；也指嘈杂纷乱的活动或人群的骚动。arاسم يدل على حالة من الحركة الصاخبة أو الاضطراب أو الفوضى أو الهياج والانفعال الشديد.

1. Noisy disturbance B2 formal

   A sudden, noisy, and confused activity or disturbance.

   • The sudden commotion in the street woke everyone up.
   • There was a commotion in the classroom when the fire alarm went off.
   • The crowd caused a commotion after the controversial decision.

   ruШумное замешательствоesalborotofrAgitation bruyantedeLärmende AufregungptTumulto barulhentozh骚动arاضطراب صاخب

   Sinônimos: clamordisturbancefracashubbubmeleepandemoniumruckustumultturmoiluproar

   Antônimos: calmpeacequietserenitystillnesstranquility

2. Upset or agitation B2 formal

   A state of confused and agitated activity or feeling.

   • The news of the accident caused a commotion among the family.
   • She tried to calm the commotion in the office after the announcement.
   • The political scandal created a commotion in the media.

   ruВолнение или возбуждениеesConmoción, agitaciónfrAgitation, émoideAufregung oder ErregungptAgitação ou perturbaçãozh骚动或激动arاضطراب أو هياج

   Sinônimos: agitationdisorderdisturbancefracasfusshubbubrumpustumultturmoiluproar

   Antônimos: calmorderpeacequietserenitytranquility

• commotions plural form
• commotions' possessive plural form
• commotion's possessive singular form