Alborotos (en. Riots)

/al.boˈɾo.tos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition_text: Loud and disorderly noise.

Example_sentence: The uproars at the party were unbearable.

Los alborotos en la fiesta eran insoportables.

Definition_text: Disorder or turmoil in a place.

Example_sentence: There were uproars in the street due to the protest.

Hubo alborotos en la calle por la manifestación.

Definition_text: Situation of uproar or chaos.

Example_sentence: The uproar in the market attracted the attention of the police.

El alboroto en el mercado atrajo la atención de la policía.

Etymology_origin: From the verb 'to uproar', which means to make noise or confusion.

Phrase: to make an uproar

Meaning: To cause noise or disturbance.

hacer alboroto

Phrase: to stir up an uproar

Meaning: To create great disorder or commotion.

armar alboroto

Phrase: general uproar

Meaning: Confusion or noise involving many people.

alboroto general

Related_word: to uproar

Description: To cause noise or commotion.

alborotar

Related_word: uproarious

Description: Person who causes uproar.

alborotador

Related_word: uproariousness

Description: State of being in uproar.

alborotamiento

Meaning: Wild party

Example: The party was a total mess.

La fiesta fue un desmadre total.

Meaning: Mess

Example: They created a mess in the square.

Armaron un despelote en la plaza.

Meaning: Crazy party

Example: The wedding turned into a crazy party at midnight.

La boda se convirtió en una fiesta loca a medianoche.