Summary
commotion {noun}
alvoroço · distúrbio · agitação · escândalo · abalo · comoção · balbúrdia · estremecimento
English-Portuguese translation for "commotion"
"commotion" Portuguese translation
commotion {noun}
I wanted to point out that the German translation was, unfortunately, lost in the commotion.
However, the European Commission's and Commissioner Bolkestein's proposals have unleashed quite a commotion.
and commotion.
Secondly, much commotion has arisen over the échalon in which the United Kingdom and the United States are creating one strong line in
The commotion is justified, given the nature of the topic, but the confusion is not.
The Palestinian elections took place at the end of the month, and the result caused a commotion.
commotion {noun} (also: tremble, shake, quiver)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "commotion":
© Princeton Universitydin · ruction · ruckus · rumpus · tumult · whirl · disturbance · disruption · flutter · hurly burly · to-do · hoo-ha · hoo-hah · kerfuffle
Usage examples
Usage examples for "commotion" in Portuguese
There has, nevertheless, been a political commotion about alternative assessment, a commotion which, in my opinion has grown totally out of proportion.
The lack of adequate supervision, carriers who are slapdash at times and abuse during the export of animals for slaughter outside the EU give rise to much commotion.
– It may perhaps have escaped your notice, Commissioner, that in Austria this issue has for some years now been a cause of immense commotion, which has resurfaced in the last few weeks.
I hope that the commotion accompanying my speech is only the expression of widespread approval, even if Parliament may have some regrets about not having been fully supported by the Council.
When, in July 1998, the Court of Justice issued the Silhouette judgment, it caused great commotion in countries which recognised the principle of international exhaustion of the trade mark.
Similar words
commodities · commodity · commodore · common · commonality · commonly · commonness · commonplace · commons · commonwealth · commotion · communal · communally · commune · communicable · communication · communications · communicative · communicator · communion · communism
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