commotion russian
смяте́ние
confusion, disarray, commotion, perturbation
переполо́х
alarm, commotion, flurry
споло́х
flash, flare, gleam
alarm, scare, commotion, stir
су́толока
commotion, hurly-burly, hubbub
кутерьма́
commotion, disorder, bustle
завару́ха
turmoil, commotion, stir
завару́шка
A minor conflict, commotion, a small fight, disturbance
отшуме́ть
to die down, to die away, to cease roaring (for wind, storm), to cease rustling (for leaves)
to be over, to pass, to die down (for an event, commotion)
суетня́
fuss, hustle and bustle, commotion, flurry, ado
переполо́вший
who has alarmed, who has startled, who has caused a commotion
переполоши́вший
having alarmed, having startled, having caused a commotion
кипе́ж
fuss, commotion
bustle, hectic activity
кипишева́ть
to make a fuss, get worked up
to stir things up, create commotion
ки́пиш
fuss, commotion
hype, buzz
всполо́х
alarm, sudden panic
sudden stir, commotion
Examples
Вели́кие дела не те, что произво́дят шум и гам. Грандио́зное сверша́ется так же скромно, как журча́ние воды, дунове́ние во́здуха и рост хле́бов.
Great deeds are not those that make a noise and commotion. The grandest things are accomplished as modestly as the murmur of water, the wafting of air, and the growth of crops.
Толпа, возмутившаяся решением судьи, начала шуметь.
The crowd, outraged by the judge’s decision, began to make a commotion.
Толпа, подуськиваемая крикунами, начала шуметь.
The crowd, whipped up by the hecklers, began to make a commotion.



















