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plural noun (Informal) row, to-do, trouble, storm, dispute, scrap (informal), fuss, disturbance, racket, quarrel, brawl, uproar, fracas, commotion, altercation, rumpus, shindig (informal), hue and cry, scrimmage, shindy (informal) Both activities have caused some ructions.
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ructions [ˈrʌkʃənz] NPLlío msing, follón m, jaleo msing
there will be ructionsse va a armar la gorda
ructions [ˈrʌkʃənz] nplgrabuge m >
to cause ructions → provoquer du grabuge
there'll be ructions when → il va y avoir du grabuge quand
ructions [ˈrʌkʃənz] npl (fam) → putiferio msg, finimondo msg
there will be ructions if → succederà il finimondo se
ructions [ˈrʌkʃənz] npl (fam) → putiferio msg, finimondo msg
there will be ructions if → succederà il finimondo se


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