Traducciones de „hurly-burly“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

hurly-burly [ˈhɜ:liˌbɜ:li, ingl. am. ˈhɜ:rliˌbɜ:rli] SUST. sin pl.

hurly-burly

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Effectiveness is the degree with which the same drug improves patients in the uncontrolled hurly-burly of everyday practice; data which are much more difficult to come by.

en.wikipedia.org

But you would be forgiven for not knowing this in the hurly-burly of election campaign politics.

www.afr.com

In the hurly-burly world of indoor track racing.

en.wikipedia.org

Bankers have lavished loans on state-owned enterprises, believing the government will back them up, and shied away from the hurly-burly of the private sector.

www.ft.com

A popular misconception assumes hermits withdraw to a solitary life of contemplation, rejecting the hurly-burly of living in society.

vancouversun.com

Gibbons was asked whether he has been able to enjoy the hurly-burly of the playoffs, with its high-pressure games and the constant media crush.

news.nationalpost.com

Islands are the dreamland of longing; a place apart from the complicated hurly-burly of everyday life.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Once that hurly-burly returns, the 30km/h zone will make perfect sense.

www.stuff.co.nz

Exploring the city slowly is a great way to escape the hurly-burly.

www.independent.co.uk

This goes beyond the usual hurly-burly of disagreements between political parties.

www.firstpost.com