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| blood; sensation; rattler; brouhaha; page-one; startler; page-oner; bombshell (Anglophile); humdinger (Tanya Gesse); page oner; splash; a nine days' wonder; upset (They (the Soviets) lost to the Czechoslovaks and the Swedes and finished second in the tournament, a huge upset. VLZ_58); womb-trembler (something that causes great excitement (The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English) kamante); the bomb (1.(informal) The atomic bomb; the capability to launch a nuclear attack. Often capitalized. Pakistan and India both have the Bomb now. 2. (slang) A success; something excellent. Their new record is the bomb. That party was the bomb! WT Alexander Demidov) | |||
| headline; earth-shattering news | |||
| big-selling news; flutter; knock-out; scoop; hot story | |||
| boom | |||
| killer | |||
| revelation (Pickman); shocker (VLZ_58) | |||
| breaking news (onastasiy) | |||
| scoop (tha7rgk) | |||
| showstopper (Кинопереводчик) | |||
| boot; thrill; big stink (It's gonna be a big stink, if they publish that. == Если это опубликуют, то будет большой скандал.) | |||
| Russian thesaurus | |||
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| сильное, ошеломляющее впечатление от какого-нибудь события, сообщения или само событие, сообщение, производящее такое впечатление. Большой Энциклопедический словарь | |||
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сенсация : 142 phrases in 16 subjects |
| Advertising | 1 |
| Business | 1 |
| Chess | 1 |
| Cinematography | 7 |
| Contextual meaning | 1 |
| Diplomacy | 5 |
| Disapproving | 1 |
| Electronics | 3 |
| General | 72 |
| Idiomatic | 5 |
| Informal | 4 |
| Journalism terminology | 3 |
| Makarov | 29 |
| Mass media | 6 |
| Politics | 2 |
| Slang | 1 |