| 单词 | cause a furore |
| 释义 | cause a furore The more cynical among you might have thought a handcuffs gesture like that which caused a furore the previous weekend - more appropriate. Times, Sunday Times This has caused a furore in this union. Times, Sunday Times In 2009 the peer caused a furore in banking when he described some of its activities as socially useless. Times, Sunday Times This caused a furore in the art world. The Sun It caused a furore among peers, who claimed that travelling second class overnight and sharing a sleeping compartment was 'completely unthinkable'. Times, Sunday Times |
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