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brouhaha [bru:'hɑ:hɑ:]

n. 吵闹, 骚动

Is all this brouhaha justified?
所有这些过度兴奋的情绪正常吗？
A brouhaha by the football players resulted in three black eyes.
足球队员们因小事发生争吵结果有三人被打得鼻青脸肿。
Has it occurred to you that our present GM brouhaha may be a terrible case of crying wolf?
我们今天关于转基因的争吵，将会变成一个可怕的“狼来了”的故事，这会发生吗？

brouhaha

[ noun ]

loud confused noise from many sources

<noun.event>

a confused disturbance far greater than its cause merits

<noun.act>

brouhaha \brouhaha\ n.
1. the confused noise of many voices.

Syn: hubbub, uproar.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. a confused disturbance far greater than its cause merits.
[WordNet 1.5]

She eats it all the time herself," Bush said. "So she can go out and meet the caravan of broccoli that's coming in." The broccoli brouhaha erupted when a news magazine reported Bush had banned the vegetable from Air Force One.
Even GM, which began the brouhaha with its correspondence-made-public, opted not to reduce the size of its annual, reportedly because it "didn't need any more bad publicity" right now.
Across the country this summer, the arts community is belatedly mobilizing public support for the National Endowment for the Arts in the escalating brouhaha over federal financing of controversial art.
The brouhaha raises some prickly legal questions about how much control stars have over the use of their names in advertising.
There was quite a political brouhaha but in the end the Senate approved the treaty.
The bug brouhaha pits BCW, Mr. Poritz's tiny company, against (among others) the state Legislature, which he thinks had him in mind when it considered (but didn't pass) a bill imposing a user fee on those who buy bugs to eat weeds.
Although the libretto has been translated for this production by Michael Feingold, almost none of the words are comprehensible in the ceaseless, high-pitched but musically gripping brouhaha.
The brouhaha over church closings wasn't Szoka's first challenge.
The Department of Education apparently created a brouhaha by suggesting that all prospective students applying for aid be treated equally regardless of race or national origin.
The Playboy brouhaha couldn't come at a worse time for Stroh.
The highlight of the week. The proms season comes to an end this week with the annual brouhaha which may seem a modern aberration but in fact began in 1895 when Sir Henry Wood ended the first Proms season with Koenig's Post Horn Gallop.

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