Translations for „hurly-burly“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

hurly-burly N

hurly-burly

هَرْجٌ ومَرْج

hurly-burly

تَهْرِيج

hurly-burly

جَلَبَة

hurly-burly

ضَجِيج

hurly-burly (sounds)

اِصْطِخاب

hurly-burly (sounds)

ضَجَّة

hurly-burly (sounds)

جَلَب

hurly-burly

hurly-burly

جَعْجَعَة

hurly-burly

صَخَب

hurly-burly

هَرْج

hurly- burly

hurly- burly

جَلَب

hurly- burly

ضَجّة

hurly- burly

صَخَب

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English

But she agrees it's "ironic" their parting coincides with the master batsman retiring from the hurly-burly of international cricket.

www.scene.co.nz

But you would be forgiven for not knowing this in the hurly-burly of election campaign politics.

www.afr.com

Bankers have lavished loans on state-owned enterprises, believing the government will back them up, and shied away from the hurly-burly of the private sector.

www.ft.com

Being up like this, you get a feeling that you are away from the hurly-burly and the cut and thrust of the street.

news.nationalpost.com

This goes beyond the usual hurly-burly of disagreements between political parties.

www.firstpost.com

In the hurly-burly world of foreign exchange, rules are meant to be broken.

www.afr.com

They preferred go forgo the hurly-burly of a public park for the comforts of shared isolation.

www.thestar.com

Once that hurly-burly returns, the 30km/h zone will make perfect sense.

www.stuff.co.nz

And yet amidst all the hubbub and the hurly-burly, it is the absence of one individual that stands out above all.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Islands are the dreamland of longing; a place apart from the complicated hurly-burly of everyday life.

www.telegraph.co.uk