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    Bullicio (en. Bustle)

    /buˈliθjo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Definitions: Intense noise produced by several people talking or moving.
    Definitions: The commotion of the city never stops.
    El bullicio de la ciudad nunca se detiene.
    Definitions: Confusion or disorder caused by a crowd.
    Definitions: The commotion in the market was overwhelming.
    El bullicio en el mercado era abrumador.
    Definitions: Intense activity or agitation in a place.
    Definitions: The commotion at the party could be heard miles away.
    El bullicio en la fiesta se podía escuchar a kilómetros.

    Etymology

    Etymology_origin: From the Latin 'bullire', which means to boil.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Common_phrases: to make a commotion
    Common_phrases: To cause noise or uproar.
    hacer bullicio
    Common_phrases: commotion of voices
    Common_phrases: Noise produced by several people speaking at the same time.
    bullicio de voces
    Common_phrases: a commotion of people
    Common_phrases: A large number of people generating noise.
    un bullicio de gente

    Related Words

    Related_words: noise
    Related_words: Sound that interferes with tranquility.
    ruido
    Related_words: uproar
    Related_words: Confusion and noise caused by a crowd.
    alboroto
    Related_words: uproar
    Related_words: Disorder or racket caused by a large number of people.
    barullo

    Slang Meanings

    Slang_meanings: Scene
    Slang_meanings: I was at an incredible scene over the weekend, there was a lot of commotion.
    Estuve en una movida increíble el fin de semana, había mucho bullicio.
    Slang_meanings: Mess
    Slang_meanings: The mess at the party last night was total, there was commotion everywhere.
    El desmadre en la fiesta anoche fue total, había bullicio por todas partes.