conmoción

/kommoˈθjon/, [kõm.moˈθjõn]

commotion, shock

Noun conmoción f (plural conmociones)

Examples

Yo en realidad no entiendo a que viene toda la conmoción.

I really don't understand what all the commotion is about.

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Tom pudo oír una conmoción frente a su casa, así que salió a ver qué ocurría.

Tom could hear a commotion in front of his house, so he went outside to see what was happening.

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La familia sufrió una conmoción cuando la abuela murió inesperadamente.

The family was shook up when the grandmother died unexpectedly.

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Hubo una gran conmoción en la reunión del consejo cuando las propuestas controvertidas empezaron a debatirse.

There was quite a kerfuffle at the council meeting when the controversial proposals were being debated.

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Ella se volvió loca a causa de la conmoción.

She went mad because of the shock.

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