“Kerfuffle” can refer to a mess (un lio, barullo), a disturbance (disturbio) or a commotion (alboroto).
Put on your thinking cap and contemplate these examples.
- The PSOE bribes for votes, 200 euros per vote, has caused a kerfuffle (…ha armado un alboroto…) for Mr. Sanchez, the Spanish Prime Minister.
- Is Mr. Sanchez mixed up in the kerfuffle (…mezclado en el alboroto)?
- Some PSOE politicians think that the bribes for votes issue is a little kerfuffle (un pequeño alboroto) and insignificant.
- Is Mr. Sanchez sorry for the kerfuffle? Seemingly not (aparentemente, no).
What do you opine (¿qué opina?)?
