Brouhaha Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɹuhɑˌhɑ

BROO-ha-ha

UK

bɹaʊhˈɑːhɐ

BROW-HAH-ha

التعريف

A "brouhaha" is a noisy and overexcited reaction, often about something minor; it means a big commotion, fuss, or uproar.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Brouhaha" is somewhat formal and literary, often used humorously or to describe public controversies or exaggerated responses, and is less common in everyday speech. It usually refers to a situation that is unnecessarily dramatic.

• Spanish: alboroto - escándalo
• Portuguese (BR): confusão - agitação
• Portuguese (PT): confusão - alvoroço
• Chinese (Simplified): 骚动 - 喧闹
• Chinese (Traditional): 騷動 - 喧鬧
• Hindi: हंगामा - बवाल
• Arabic: ضجة - جلبة
• Bengali: হইচই - হৈচৈ
• Russian: шумиха - переполох - скандал
• Japanese: 大騒ぎ - 騒動
• Vietnamese: ồn ào - xôn xao - náo động
• Korean: 소동 - 소란
• Turkish: yaygara - tantana - gürültü
• Urdu: ہنگامہ - شور شرابہ
• Indonesian: keributan - kehebohan - kegaduhan

جمل نموذجية

There was a brouhaha over the missing homework.

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The new rules caused quite a brouhaha at school.

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Don't make a brouhaha about a small mistake.

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The celebrity's tweet triggered a huge brouhaha online.

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I didn't expect such a brouhaha over a simple suggestion.

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After the initial brouhaha, everyone soon forgot about it.

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