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furore
UK
/fjʊəˈrɔː/
US
/fjʊˈrɔr/
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furore
noun
furores
pl
UK
/fjʊəˈrɔː/
US
/fjʊˈrɔr/
шум
The politician's statement created a furore in the media.
Заявление политика вызвало шум в СМИ.
фурор
The new movie caused a furore among the audience.
Новый фильм вызвал фурор среди зрителей.
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волнение
ажиотаж
суматоха
Synonyms
stir
outcry
disturbance
uproar
commotion
hullabaloo
frenzy
excitement
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furore
noun
A sudden and widespread excitement or anger, often resulting in public outcry or controversy.
The politician's comments caused a furore among the public, leading to protests and demands for an apology.
An intense but usually short-lived enthusiasm or craze for something.
There was a brief furore for yo-yo tricks at the school last year.
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