hoo-ha

noun

1. 闹嚷；激动；（尤指）小题大做，大惊小怪
   noisy excitement, especially about sth unimportant

1. N-SING 吵闹;喧嚷;大惊小怪
   If there is a hoo-ha, there is a lot of fuss about something.
   1. Schulman is a little tired of the hoo-ha about the all-women team.
      舒尔曼有点厌烦了对全女子队的过度炒作。

1. Schulman is a little tired of the hoo-ha about the all-women team.
   舒尔曼有点厌烦了对全女子队的过度炒作。
2. Even before the horsemeat hoo-ha, there were rumbles of change.
   即使在“马肉风波”之前，也不乏有一些变革出现。
3. Reading all the hoo-ha about the politician Chris Huhne, whose ex-wife has alleged he did something similar, makes me worry: does such a thing make him unfit to lead a public company?
   在读罢有关政客克里斯休恩（chrishuhne，他的前妻指控他犯了类似的错误）那些大惊小怪的文章后，我不禁开始担忧起来：这样一件事会使他不适合领导一家上市公司吗？
4. "It would be just obscene at a time like this to come out with some silly celebrity hoo-ha," she said.
   “现在这个时候写一些无聊的闹剧星闻只会让人厌恶。”她说。

noun

1. a disorderly outburst or tumult
   1. they were amazed by the furious disturbance they had caused

   Synonym:    disturbancedisruptioncommotionflutterhurly burlyto-dohoo-hahkerfuffle