How is the word frenesí translated from Spanish to English

Estado de excitación o actividad salvaje y sin control.

A state of wild, uncontrolled excitement or activity.

noun
English translation
frenzy

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  • La noticia desató un frenesí entre los periodistas. The news sent reporters into a frenzy.

  • El público estalló en un delirio durante el concierto. The crowd erupted into a frenzy during the concert.

  • Tras el anuncio empezó un frenesí de compras. After the announcement a frenzy of buying began.

  • ¿Te puedes creer el delirio por el estreno de la película? Can you believe the frenzy over the new movie release?

  • ¿Por qué hay tanto frenesí hoy? Why is everyone in such a frenzy today?

  • Contén tu delirio al entrar en la tienda. Please contain your frenzy when you enter the store.

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FAQ about “frenesí”

How is “frenesí” translated from Spanish?
“frenesí” translates into English as “frenzy”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “frenesí” mean?
Meaning of “frenesí”: Estado de excitación o actividad salvaje y sin control. In English — “frenzy”.
What part of speech is “frenesí”?
“frenesí” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “frenesí”?
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