单词 | furore |
释义 | furore (fjʊrɔːri , fjʊərɔːʳ ) regional note: in AM, use furor singular noun [oft adjective NOUN] A furore is a very angry or excited reaction by people to something. The disclosure has already caused a furore among MPs. ...an international furore over the plan. [+ over] Synonyms: commotion, to-do, stir, excitement Collocations: cause a furore The more cynical among you might have thought a handcuffs gesture like that which caused a furore the previous weekend - more appropriate. Times, Sunday Times This has caused a furore in this union. Times, Sunday Times In 2009 the peer caused a furore in banking when he described some of its activities as socially useless. Times, Sunday Times This caused a furore in the art world. The Sun It caused a furore among peers, who claimed that travelling second class overnight and sharing a sleeping compartment was 'completely unthinkable'. Times, Sunday Times Partly because of the furore surrounding these mortgages, they are no longer available, so the couple will have to consider another option. Times, Sunday Times This autobiographical element, and the author's youth, were the reasons for the furore surrounding the book's publication in 1923 - as well as a fierce publicity campaign, unusual for the time. The Times Literary Supplement The biggest losers are general prac-tioners, who have had their incomes frozen in cash terms after the furore surrounding their recent pay rises. Times, Sunday Times This research emerges at a time when the furore surrounding bank charges has hit new levels, with campaigners accusing banks of blackmailing customers to deter them from reclaiming penalties. Times, Sunday Times Did the furore surrounding their poster make them stop and wonder if they - perfectly sculpted as they are - might be making other blokes feel genuinely bad about themselves? Times, Sunday Times Both main parties accept that they will be damaged by the recent furore. Times, Sunday Times We all like to read them, but recent furores have shown the dangers of allowing a free-for-all. Times, Sunday Times Her dismay was understandable, given the sheer imbecility of the two most recent furores. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 狂怒 Japanese: 騒動 |
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