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81 zafarrancho
m.1 clearing of the decks (Nautical).2 mess (destrozo).3 row, fracas (riña).4 clearing for action, forcible evacuation.* * *1 MILITAR clearing for action2 (jaleo) commotion3 (desorden) mess\¡zafarrancho de combate! action stations!* * *SM1) (Náut) clearing for action2) (=desastre) havoc3) * (=riña) fracas, row* * *masculino (fam)b) ( desastre) (fam)* * *masculino (fam)b) ( desastre) (fam)* * *( fam)se armó un zafarrancho tremendo all hell broke loose ( colloq)2(mamarracho): hacer un zafarrancho to make a messestaba hecha un zafarrancho she looked a real messCompuesto:call to action o battle stations* * *
zafarrancho sustantivo masculino
1 Náut clearing of the decks
Mil cleaning of the barracks
zafarrancho de combate, call to action stations
zafarrancho de limpieza, general cleaning
2 fam (desastre, barullo) havoc
(riña, altercado, discusión) row
' zafarrancho' also found in these entries:
English:
station
* * *zafarrancho nm1. Náut clearing of the decksMil zafarrancho de combate call to action stations2. [destrozo] mess3. [riña] row, fracas* * *m:zafarrancho de combate call to action;¡zafarrancho de combate! action o battle stations! -
82 zambra
f.1 Moorish festival (fiesta morisca).2 Gypsy dance, Moorish festival.* * *1 (jaleo) racket\zambra gitana gypsy party* * *SF1) (=baile) gipsy o (EEUU) gypsy dance2) * (=alboroto) uproar* * ** * ** * *1 (fiesta) gypsy festivity ( with dancing)* * *zambra nf1. [fiesta morisca] Moorish festival2. [baile gitano] = Andalusian gypsy dance -
83 guirigay
m.1 racket (informal) (jaleo). (peninsular Spanish)2 gibberish (lenguaje ininteligible).* * *1 (lenguaje) gibberish2 (griterío) racket, noise, din* * *SM1) (=griterío) hubbub, uproar; (=confusión) chaos, confusion¡esto es un guirigay! — the place is like a bear garden!
2) (=lenguaje confuso) gibberish, jargon* * *2 (lenguaje) jibberish, double Dutch* * *
guirigay m fam hubbub
* * *guirigay nmEsp Fam1. [jaleo] racket2. [lenguaje ininteligible] gibberish* * *m famjargon, gibberish -
84 sampablera
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85 zurriburri
adj.despicable, ragamuffin, scurvy.* * *1 familiar (mezcla de gente) hotchpotch, mishmash2 (grupo ruidoso) rowdy bunch, noisy crowd* * *m famruckus fam -
86 quilombear
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87 rebumbio
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88 pendencia
• affray• bicker• brawl• broil• donnybrook• fracas• fray• free-for-all• melée• pendency• quarrel• ruckus• squabble
См. также в других словарях:
ruckus — index noise Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
ruckus — 1890, possibly a blend of RUCTION (Cf. ruction) and RUMPUS (Cf. rumpus) … Etymology dictionary
ruckus — [n] disturbance big scene*, big stink*, bother, brawl, brouhaha*, commotion, disorder, disruption, distraction, explosion, fisticuffs, fracas, fray, fuss, hubbub*, hullabaloo*, interruption, quarrel, racket, rampage, riot, rumble, rumpus, stink* … New thesaurus
ruckus — ► NOUN ▪ a row or commotion. ORIGIN perhaps related to RUCTION(Cf. ↑ruction) and RUMPUS(Cf. ↑rumpus) … English terms dictionary
ruckus — ☆ ruckus [ruk′əs ] n. [prob. a merging of RUCTION & RUMPUS] Informal noisy confusion; uproar; row; disturbance … English World dictionary
Ruckus — NOTOC Ruckus may refer to: Business and Organizations*Ruckus Network, a provider of digital entertainment services for all American colleges and universities *Ruckus Society, an organization that provides training in techniques of political… … Wikipedia
ruckus — /ruk euhs/, n. 1. a noisy commotion; fracas; rumpus: The losers are sure to raise a ruckus. 2. a heated controversy: Newspapers fostered the ruckus by printing the opponents letters. [1885 90, Amer.; prob. b. RUCTION and RUMPUS] * * * … Universalium
ruckus — n. to raise a ruckus * * * [ rʌkəs] to raise a ruckus … Combinatory dictionary
ruckus — [[t]rʌ̱kəs[/t]] N SING If someone or something causes a ruckus, they cause a great deal of noise, argument, or confusion. [AM, INFORMAL] This caused such a ruckus all over Japan that they had to change their mind … English dictionary
ruckus — [“rakas] n. a commotion; an uproar. □ Quiet, please. Don’t raise such a ruckus. □ The boss kicked up quite a ruckus when I came in late … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
ruckus — noun Etymology: probably blend of ruction and rumpus Date: circa 1890 row, disturbance < raise a ruckus > … New Collegiate Dictionary