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furore

/fjʊˈrɔː.ri/

翻译: 名词,指公众的愤怒、激动或争议的突然爆发,常表现为突发的抗议或带有过度热情的关注。

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词语关系

noun

/fjʊˈrɔː.ri/C1formalbritish
  • zh名词,指公众的愤怒、激动或争议的突然爆发,常表现为突发的抗议或带有过度热情的关注。

A noun referring to an outbreak of public anger, excitement, or controversy, often characterized by a sudden outburst of protest or an interest followed with exaggerated zeal.

  1. Intense excitement or enthusiasmC1formalbritish

    A wave of intense interest or enthusiasm that is often exaggerated or short-lived.

    zh轰动

    • The new smartphone caused a furore among tech enthusiasts.
    • The artist's latest exhibition created a furore in the art world.
    • There was a furore over the announcement of the new policy.

    同义词commotioncrazeenthusiasmexcitementfrenzyragesensationstiruproarvogue

    反义词apathycalmindifferenceserenity

  2. Sudden public protest or outrageC1formalbritish

    A sudden, often noisy, outburst of public anger or protest.

    zh轩然大波

    • The government's decision sparked a furore among citizens.
    • The controversial article caused a furore in the media.
    • A furore erupted after the company's unethical practices were exposed.

    同义词brouhahaclamorcommotionfurorfusshue and cryoutcryruckustumultuproar

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  • furores plural form
  • furores' possessive plural form
  • furore's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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