WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| alborotar⇒ vtr | (alterar, inquietar) | disrupt⇒, disturb⇒ vtr |
| | | unsettle⇒, upset⇒ vtr |
| | Elena alborotó la fiesta con sus tonterías. |
| | Elena disrupted (or: disturbed) the party with her nonsense. |
| alborotar vtr | (levantar olas del mar) (wind: water) | stir up, whip up vtr phrasal sep |
| | (dust, dirt, leaves) | kick up, whirl up, pick up vtr phrasal sep |
| | (clouds) | ruffle⇒, agitate⇒ vtr |
| | El viento alborotaba las olas y no era agradable bañarse. |
| | The wind stirred (or: whipped) up the waves and swimming wasn't much fun. |
| alborotar vtr | (levantar al pueblo) | work up, stir up, whip up vtr phrasal sep |
| | | incite⇒, agitate⇒ vtr |
| | El jefe alborotó a los obreros con sus discursos incendiarios. |
| | The boss stirred up the workers with his inflammatory speeches. |
| alborotar vi | (causar alteración) | make a racket, make a fuss v expr |
| | Miguel y sus amigos siempre alborotan en la biblioteca. |
| | Miguel and his friends always make a racket (or: fuss) in the library. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| alborotarse⇒ v prnl | (inquietarse) (worry, fear) | get anxious, get frightened, get nervous vi + adj |
| | (enthusiasm) | be excited, get excited vi + adj |
| | Los niños se alborotaron al oír a sus padres. |
| | The children got anxious when they heard their parents. |
| alborotarse v prnl | (sublevarse) | get upset, get angry, get unruly vi + adj |
| | (colloquial) | get worked up v expr |
| | Los niños se alborotaron al saber que esa noche no podrían cenar. |
| | The children got upset when they heard that they wouldn't be getting any dinner that night. |
'alborotar' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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