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Noun
hustle and bustle (uncountable)
- A large amount of activity and work, usually in a noisy surrounding.
- He moved to his parents' farm to have a break from the hustle and bustle of the big city.
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activity
- Azerbaijani: basabas
- Bulgarian: блъсканица (bg) f (blǎskanica)
- Finnish: hälinä (fi), vilske ja vilinä, hyörinä (fi)
- French: tourbillon d’activité, animation (fr) m, rumeur (fr) f, bruit (fr) m, vacarme (fr) m
- Galician: trasfego m
- German: Rummel (de) m, Trubel (de) m
- Greek: πολυβουία (el) f (polyvouía)
- Hebrew: המולה (he), התרוצצות
- Icelandic: stúss n
- Italian: viavai (it) m, andirivieni (it) m, porto di mare m, vai e vieni m, girio m, tramestio m
- Maori: pōwaiwai
- Occitan: rambalh (oc) m, sarrabastal (oc) m, tarrabastal (oc) m
- Polish: bieganina f, krzątanina f, wrzawa (pl) f, zgiełk (pl) m
- Portuguese: corre-corre (pt) m, afobação (pt) f
- Russian: сумато́ха (ru) f (sumatóxa), суета́ (ru) f (sujetá), толкотня́ (ru) f (tolkotnjá) (jostle, cram), су́толока (ru) f (sútoloka)
- Slovak: trma-vrma f
- Spanish: ajetreo (es), trajín (es)
- Swedish: stim (sv) n
- Turkish: itiş kakış, kargaşa (tr), itiş tepiş
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