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kick up a fussрвать и метать (VLZ_58)
kick up a fussраздувать кадило (VLZ_58)
kick up a fussнавести шороху (VLZ_58)
kick up a fussметать икру (VLZ_58)
kick up a rowнавести шороху (VLZ_58)
kick up a stinkнавести шороху (VLZ_58)
kick up a stormподнять скандал (To make a big disturbance or great show of anger, especially by complaining, arguing, fighting, etc.: At most big retailers, you can usually get a refund on something you don't like if you kick up a big enough storm about it. 'More)
kick up a stormвызвать скандал (kick/whip/stir up a storm – idiom: to create a situation in which many people are very angry, upset, critical, etc.: His racial comments kicked/whipped/stirred up a storm in the newspapers. • A new film on the exodus of Hindus from Kashmir in the 1990s has kicked up a storm in India, • In a decision that whipped up a storm in the international arbitration community, the Court of Appeal decided in 2018 that there had been no apparent bias where an arbitrator failed to disclose to one of the parties his appointment in multiple proceedings with different parties which arose out of the same incident. • The fashion house has whipped up a storm in China after running ads showing a Chinese woman being told how to use chopsticks to eat Italian food 'More)
kick up a stormвызвать бурную реакцию (to create a situation in which many people are very angry, upset, critical, etc.: His racial comments kicked/whipped/stirred up a storm in the newspapers. • A new film on the exodus of Hindus from Kashmir in the 1990s has kicked up a storm in India, 'More)
kick up a stormвызвать бурю негодования (to create a situation in which many people are very angry, upset, critical, etc.: His racial comments kicked/whipped/stirred up a storm in the newspapers. • A new film on the exodus of Hindus from Kashmir in the 1990s has kicked up a storm in India, 'More)
kick up a stormустроить шум (To make a big disturbance or great show of anger, especially by complaining, arguing, fighting, etc.: At most big retailers, you can usually get a refund on something you don't like if you kick up a big enough storm about it. 'More)
kick up a stormустроить скандал (To make a big disturbance or great show of anger, especially by complaining, arguing, fighting, etc.: At most big retailers, you can usually get a refund on something you don't like if you kick up a big enough storm about it. 'More)
kick up heelsвеселиться (VLZ_58)
kick up one's heelsтусить (VLZ_58)
kick up one's heelsзависать (VLZ_58)