English–Spanish
“frenzy” in Spanish
How to say “frenzy” in Spanish
“Frenzy” in Spanish is furor.
Crowds lining up outside a theater for a trending film.
Example sentences with furor
El concierto provocó un furor entre los fans.
The concert provoked a frenzy among fans.
Tips for using furor
- Unlike English 'furor', which often implies outrage, Spanish furor usually denotes enthusiastic public excitement and commonly appears in headlines about hits and trends.
Other Spanish words for “frenzy”
La multitud cayó en delirio cuando apareció el cantante.
The crowd fell into a frenzy when the singer appeared.
La gente entró en frenesí durante el concierto.
People went into a frenzy during the concert.