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Significados de
rumpus
en inglés
portugués
escândalo
catalán
gatzara
español
escándalo
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The act of making a noisy disturbance.
tumult
din
commotion
ruckus
ruction
español
escándalo
Sinónimos
Examples for "
tumult
"
tumult
din
commotion
ruckus
ruction
Examples for "
tumult
"
1
This year, however, market
tumult
has hurt Paulson along with many others.
2
Given the recent economic
tumult
,
I'd say that qualifies as good news.
3
But it was in vain; the
tumult
was constantly on the increase.
4
Just at this crisis there was a
tumult
in the grand stand.
5
The whisper was almost lost in the
tumult
of the breakers beneath.
1
The noise awakened the baby; who added his wails to the
din
.
2
Above the general
din
he heard the detestable voice of the turnkey.
3
I
din
na
'
want ye to think me too barbaric to look at.
4
They left off their couplings and set up a
din
of welcome.
5
The intolerable
din
and struggle of the week are at an end.
1
That said; a potential
commotion
could revolve around someone's problem or error.
2
The states and the ministers of the allies were instantly in
commotion
.
3
All class distinctions have disappeared; civilian and soldier share in the
commotion
.
4
A
commotion
followed in the mud; a dark knob appeared above water.
5
The tidings of despair created a terrible
commotion
in the starving city.
1
No film was roundly booed or yanked; no one caused a
ruckus
.
2
The Awakening raised its small
ruckus
and then fell out of print.
3
I caught a glimpse of Marcone's hitter, heading out toward the
ruckus
.
4
It is a move certain to cause a
ruckus
in character-mad Japan.
5
For such a tiny fly, Marleyimyia xylocopae sure can cause a
ruckus
.
1
We're the broth of boys that git in the
ruction
ivery toime.
2
This won't be a healthy neighborhood for non-combatants when the
ruction
starts.
3
I wish the whole
ruction
never happen. There he told the complete truth.
4
Spine or conscience, it's all one, once it begins to raise a
ruction
.
5
We'll have to stay quiet until this
ruction
below settles down.
Uso de
rumpus
en inglés
1
That said, applying even the old rules has caused a political
rumpus
.
2
He advertised their several opulent features: top-of-the-line appliances,
rumpus
rooms, two-car garages.
3
It could be au revoir
rumpus
room and see ya home cinema.
4
An insider's guide to educatoon Talk about causing a
rumpus
on campus.
5
A thunderstorm will kick up no end of a
rumpus
with wireless.
6
Turn me loose and I'll forget about our little
rumpus
last night.
7
What did he ever do to raise such a
rumpus
as this?
8
Well, why couldn't you say so at once without raisin' this
rumpus
.
9
Hang it Lumley, what a
rumpus
you keep up among the books!
10
I say, Rosalie, what a
rumpus
there will be at the theatre!
11
Is it because you're afraid a
rumpus
will spoil your friends' visit?
12
It rhymes to
rumpus
,
which seems appropriate enough at present, goodness knows!
13
She shrugged her shoulders also with infinite daintiness, Oh, a native
rumpus
!
14
A second
rumpus
room with a bar provides another option for entertaining downstairs.
15
There is too much hullaballoo in all that; too much riot and
rumpus
.
16
The robbery took place early in the evening before all this
rumpus
occurred.
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Sobre este término
rumpus
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
little rumpus
make a rumpus
awful rumpus
great rumpus
hear the rumpus
Más colocaciones
Translations for
rumpus
portugués
escândalo
tumulto
catalán
gatzara
escàndol
brogit
tumult
esvalot
xivarri
cridòria
rebombori
gresca
español
escándalo
Rumpus
a través del tiempo
Rumpus
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
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