hullabaloo

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Recall the hullabaloo 30 years ago that accompanied another joint venture involving Toyota (TM).
回想一下30年前豐田介入的另一個(gè)合資企業(yè)引發(fā)的一片喧嘩。
But Emaar raised its money from local investors in an oversubscribed public offering. Such “stockmarket hullabaloo” was new to Saudi Arabia, one critic says.
但是 Emaar 通過(guò)大力宣傳項(xiàng)目對(duì)公眾發(fā)行股份，從當(dāng)?shù)赝顿Y者手中籌資，這種“股票市場(chǎng)的喧囂”對(duì)沙特阿拉伯來(lái)說(shuō)是新鮮事。
A hullabaloo erupted anyway: Indiana’s House of Representatives was about to approve a “right to work” bill when the Democratic minority mimicked their Wisconsin colleagues and fled the state.
爭(zhēng)吵無(wú)論如何都已爆發(fā)。印第安納州參議員打算通過(guò)“工作權(quán)利”議案，假如占少數(shù)議席的民主黨人模仿威斯康辛州的民主黨人員逃離該州。

Rubio handled the hullabaloo with some humor, later tweeting a picture of the water bottle.
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The present hullabaloo in the camps may serve various politicians' short-term ends, but it makes the bitter truth even harder to swallow.
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You'd never know from all the shrill hullabaloo that weather patterns have been changing for about as long as the Earth has existed.
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a loud noise made by people who are angry or annoyed; a lot of angry comments made in public about someone or something