Translations for „razzamatazz“ in the English » German Dictionary

raz·za·ma·tazz [ˈræzəmətæz] N no pl

1. razzamatazz (commotion):

razzamatazz

Trubel m

razzamatazz

Rummel m inf

2. razzamatazz pej (humbug):

razzamatazz

Zirkus m pej inf

razzamatazz

Zinnober m pej sl

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English

With all the precision, razzamatazz and garish overblown nonsense that implies.

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There was no razzamatazz, no theme song.

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We all admire sporting excellence, but when it comes wrapped in razzamatazz, or even just plain quirkiness, we love it all the more.

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More broadly, we might ask what it is that draws dictators to sportsmen, entertainers, and the razzamatazz of showbusiness.

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It's film award time and the razzamatazz surrounding the nominated and successful movies is doing wonders for the sales of cinema tickets.

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Fast, violent, overblown, it's surprising there aren't more nine year old boys bewitched by its razzamatazz.

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People were tired of the razzamatazz and were looking for something less mercurial and more middle of the road.

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The popular image of early flying in this country might be that of well heeled young adventurers seeking new thrills, but amidst the razzamatazz, serious minds were at work.

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The first 30 minutes of the film, it's loud and brash and dazzling and razzamatazz.

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Stop being fooled by the razzamatazz that is the gambling industry.

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