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Meanings of hoopla in английском

португальский
falatório
испанский
campaña publicitaria

Blatant or sensational promotion.

falatório

Improvisational theatre company and training provider.

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Usage of hoopla in английском
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But this is still a fairly disappointing response to last year's hoopla.
The Irish Times
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Because out here so many fly-by-night things happen-andthere's all this hoopla.
The new yorker
3
Away from the hoopla of the runway, either is a no-brainer choice.
The Guardian
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From a cop's perspective, the upside of all the Homeland Security hoopla.
Nothing to lose
5
So with all the hoopla about Tottenham, it's just the one player.
The Guardian
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And this is a big part of all the hoopla surrounding him.
Reuters
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Gone are the balloons and the big crowds and hoopla of old.
Radio NZ
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In the case of Arcade Fire, though, last night's hoopla crowns their ascent.
The Irish Times
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Sumption is critical of the hoopla that surrounds the US court.
The Guardian
10
Remember all the hoopla about a missile bringing down TWA 800?
Fatal Voyage
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I was glad to be outside, away from all the hoopla.
Spike
12
For one, there'd been all the hoopla of a grand event.
Imajica: Complete Edition
13
The hoopla was broadcast for Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
The Guardian
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I'll be dead and buried long before this hoopla starts again.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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Despite the Black Friday hoopla, there are still four more weeks until Christmas.
Reuters
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When will the foolishness and hoopla around black people's hair stop?
Ebony
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Translations for hoopla
португальский
falatóriomodismotititi
Hoopla through the time
Hoopla across language varieties
United States of America
Common