No. 10,787 in German
rummel
"Rummel" means "commotion" or "fairground."
In a sentence
Auf dem Jahrmarkt gibt es immer viel Rummel.
There is always a lot of bustle at the fair.
Here, 'Rummel' refers to the lively and bustling atmosphere of an event or location, such as a fair.
Der Rummel um den Film war enorm, alle wollten ihn sehen.
The hype about the movie was enormous; everyone wanted to see it.
In this sentence, 'Rummel' is used to describe the widespread excitement or hype surrounding the movie.
Nach all dem Rummel der Feierlichkeiten genieße ich jetzt die Ruhe.
After all the hustle and bustle of the celebrations, I am now enjoying the calm.
Here, 'Rummel' denotes the noisy and lively activity associated with celebratory events.
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