No. 16,627 in Polish

wrzawa

"Wrzawa" means "uproar" or "commotion."

In a sentence

W związku ze zwycięstwem drużyny powstała ogromna wrzawa.
Due to the team's victory, a huge ruckus arose.
The word 'wrzawa' here refers to the excited commotion and noise caused by the joy and celebrations of the team's victory.
Wrzawa w sali wywołała interwencję nauczyciela.
The ruckus in the classroom led to the teacher's intervention.
In this sentence, 'wrzawa' represents the loud and disruptive noise originating from the students in the classroom.
Polityczna wrzawa wokół nowego prawa trwała tygodniami.
The political uproar surrounding the new law lasted for weeks.
Here, 'wrzawa' is used metaphorically to describe intense and heated discussions or disputes in the political context regarding the new legislation.

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