bronca
bʁɔ̃ka
Definition
Definition of bronca - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
- Sa déclaration a provoqué une bronca dans l'assemblée.
2.
- La bronca du public a éclaté après la mauvaise performance du torero.
Origin of bronca
espagnol, bronca (colère)
Examples of bronca in a sentence
La réforme fiscale a déclenché une bronca générale. Une bronca retentit lorsque le président d'arène annonça la fin prématurée de la corrida. La moindre erreur du matador provoquait une bronca de plus en plus nourrie.
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- English:uproar, booing, ...
- German:Aufschrei, Protest, ...
- Italian:clamore, bronca, ...
- Spanish:bronca, protesta del público, ...
- Portuguese:tumulto, bronca, ...
- Chinese:哗然, 嘘声, ...
- Japanese:騒動, 観客の抗議, ...
- Arabic:ضَجَّة, صخب استهجاني, ...
- Hebrew:סַעַרַת רוּחוֹת, בְּרוֹנְקָה, ...
- Russian:шум, освистывание, ...
- Ukrainian:обурення, бронка, ...
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