brouhaha 的定义
- excited public interest, discussion, or the like, as the clamor attending some sensational event; hullabaloo: The brouhaha followed disclosures of graft at City Hall.
- an episode involving excitement, confusion, turmoil, etc., especially a broil over a minor or ridiculous cause: A brouhaha by the baseball players resulted in three black eyes.
brouhaha 近义词
uproar
更多brouhaha例句
- Last month, for example, there was a public brouhaha over the dismissal of a freelance editor, which worsened when the paper issued a statement on the matter.
- Given the brouhaha after the 2016 election, we knew we had to thoughtfully approach how we delivered the forecast.
- You know, like a mask but smaller and without all the political brouhaha.
- Then came the book tour, and the brouhaha following that NPR interview.
- According to the blog, she soon “backtracked” on her comments, deleting the Facebook thread, and calling the brouhaha “childish.”
- As Eleanor Clift recently lamented, the brouhaha in Congress over food stamps is not just about budgets.
- Abraham Foxman, the national director of Anti-Defamation League, reacting to the Bieber brouhaha, said as much.
- Sino-Japanese frictions would be on the uptick about now even without the Diaoyu brouhaha.
- It was then I realized the Chief was still sitting in his chair, where he had been when the brouhaha started.
- From afar the rumors of revelry, the brouhaha of a mad population, saluted his deaf ears, the distant music of lutes and viols.