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ballyhoo; clamor; brouhaha (Bullfinch); craze (gchupin); agio; agiotage; excitement (for – вокруг q3mi4); hullabaloo (wikipedia.org Tanya Gesse); commotion (alindra); pother (Pippy-Longstocking); fuss (Pippy-Longstocking); uproar (Pippy-Longstocking); hype (As always, there is far too much hype around an Apple product. Alexey Lebedev); hoopla (Alexey Lebedev); widespread concern (Alexander Demidov); buzz (Beloshapkina); furore (in certain contexts Рина Грант); fever (suburbian); rush (It's a charming place and I recommend that you get down there quickly before the rush starts... you saw what happened over at Ikea. Katya Zaborova); agio (на бирже); buildup (A favorable description in advance; publicity. / A period of excitement and preparation in advance of a significant event.
: a showbiz buildup before the album release • ‘the buildup to Christmas' 'More); fervour (Abysslooker); price fixing |
| Игорь Миг |
kerfuffle; ruckus |
| amer. |
tizzy (a state of agitation, same as "uproar" Val_Ships); frenzy (as in media frenzy Maggie); craze (Maggie); flap (the latest UFO flap Val_Ships); commotion (Maggie) |
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hoohah (InessaS) |
| busin. |
boom |
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excitement |
| Gruzovik, amer. |
turmoil |
| Gruzovik, commer. |
stockjobbing |
| Gruzovik, fig. |
stir |
| law |
stock-jobbing |
| law, ADR |
stockjobbing |
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feeding frenzy (Taras) |
| st.exch. |
agiotage (спекуляция денежными бумагами в расчёте на курсовые колебания) |
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сильное возбуждение, волнение, борьба интересов вокруг какого-нибудь дела, вопроса. Ажиотажный спрос - спрос на какие-либо товары, определяемый не реальной потребностью, а ажиотажем, паническими настроениями и т. п. Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
