clamour

UK ( US clamor)

/ˈklæmər/ noun [no plural]

Translation

DEMAND › a demand for something, or a complaint about something that is made by a lot of people

bir isteği yaygara kopararak çözme, halletme

the public's clamour for organic food1169

NOISE › a loud, continuous noise made by people talking or shouting

yaygara, gürltü, patırtı

We heard the clamour of voices in the street outside.1088

(Definition of clamour noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)

to do something without worrying about the risk or negative results

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