cause a brouhaha
brouhaha 通常作单数,与 a 连用。
His comments caused a brouhaha in the media.
他的评论在媒体中引起了一场骚动。
喧闹;骚动
骚动;喧闹;吵嚷。;来自多源的嘈杂混乱声;远超其起因的混乱骚动;吵闹
骚动;喧闹;吵嚷。
A stir; a fuss or uproar.
来自多源的嘈杂混乱声
loud confused noise from many sources
远超其起因的混乱骚动
a confused disturbance far greater than its cause merits
The sudden brouhaha in the hallway made everyone stop working.
走廊里突然传来的一阵喧闹让所有人都停下了工作。
用法提示:brouhaha 作名词,指许多人发出的嘈杂吵闹声。
After the referee's call, a brouhaha broke out among the fans.
裁判判罚之后,球迷中间爆发了一阵骚动。
用法提示:brouhaha 作名词,表示人群中的喧闹骚动。
I could not concentrate because of the brouhaha coming from the street below.
因为楼下街道传来的喧闹声,我无法集中注意力。
用法提示:brouhaha 作名词,指来自许多声音的吵闹喧嚷。
brouhaha 通常作单数,与 a 连用。
His comments caused a brouhaha in the media.
他的评论在媒体中引起了一场骚动。
表示争议或骚动的主题。
There was a brouhaha over the new policy.
关于新政策有一场骚动。
常用于正式或新闻报道语境。
The brouhaha surrounding the election died down quickly.
围绕选举的骚动很快平息了。
与brouhaha程度相近,正式程度较高
更强调混乱而非单纯噪音,较通用
非正式,常用于口语
与brouhaha最接近,也带戏谑意味
语气更强,常指大规模骚乱
grammar · medium
易错句子They brouhaha about the new policy.
正确表达They caused a brouhaha about the new policy.
brouhaha 是名词,不能直接用作动词。应使用 "cause a brouhaha" 或 "create a brouhaha" 来表达引起骚动。
grammar · medium
易错句子There was a big bruhaha at the meeting.
正确表达There was a big brouhaha at the meeting.
拼写错误:brouhaha 的正确拼写是 b-r-o-u-h-a-h-a,不是 bruhaha。
brouhaha强调因争议或事件引起的骚动,hubbub指一般人群的嘈杂声
brouhaha多指舆论或媒体的骚动,ruckus更常用于指打架或激烈争吵
brouhaha常带戏谑意味,uproar指更强烈的抗议或愤怒的喧闹
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