English–Spanish
“uproar” in Spanish
How to say “uproar” in Spanish
“Uproar” in Spanish is alboroto.
Noisy crowd causing confusion and agitation.
Example sentences with alboroto
La policía calmó el alboroto.
The police quelled the commotion.
Tips for using alboroto
- Commonly used with hacer or armar (hacer alboroto, armar alboroto) to mean making a loud fuss and often heard as a mild rebuke such as 'no armes alboroto'.
Other Spanish words for “uproar”
Se armó un escándalo en el restaurante por la discusión.
An uproar broke out in the restaurant because of the argument.