Translation for 'bedlam' from English to Russian

bedlam

бедлам {м} [разг.]

• "Bedlam Born" is the 16th studio album by British folk rock band Steeleye Span.
• Reporters on the scene captured the bedlam on camera and published their photographs in newspapers.
• In the Dutch language 'Heksenketel' literally means "witch's cauldron", though it is mostly used in the vernacular sense, meaning bedlam or pandemonium.
• Bryan Adams (who came on after Judas Priest), recalled "it was bedlam backstage", before performing a four-song set, including "Summer of '69".
• Romantic rivalries, lovers' tiffs and personal quarrels lead to offstage shenanigans, onstage bedlam and the occasional attack with a fire axe.

• While battles and skirmishes were already taking place for more than an hour, mass bedlam started around 11:30 a.m.
• In the ensuing bedlam that follows, Tarzan is able to rescue Boy.
• Jonny Greenwood added Ondes Martenot and sampled sounds from radio stations, Simon Reynolds of "Spin" said: "the song is a strange, thrilling blast of kosmik highway music — combining Hawkwind's "Silver Machine" with Can's "Mother Sky" and throwing in free-jazz bedlam for good measure".
• This fascinating procession is accompanied by the bedlam of musicians loudly beating gongs and drums to ward off evil spirits.
• The commotion evoked by this artwork could only be described with words like "bedlam" and "scandal".

• On April 5, 2000 the Cowgirl Stadium opened with the Cowgirls playing in a bedlam a game against the Sooners of the University of Oklahoma.
• With the bedlam in the house, Mr. Dithers has to raise his voice to be heard.
• The overflow throng in McDonald Gym and those viewing the game by closed-circuit television in a nearby dining hall erupted into bedlam when forward Jim Nicholson stole the ball and went in for a layup seconds after the overtime tip-off.
• The music video tells the tragic love story of a young man (portrayed by Martin) and a young woman (portrayed by the Mexican actress Kate del Castillo) who is insane and locked in a bedlam.
• The word "bedlam", meaning uproar and confusion, is derived from the hospital's nickname.

• After the war he survived the bedlam of the Bersiap period (1945–1946) and even worked as editor in chief for the magazine "Wapenbroeders" (Brothers in Arms), where he was also the creator of the popular 'Taaie & Neut' cartoon series.
• Surf Curse's music has been described as surf rock, lo-fi, garage pop, The band's live performances have been characterized as "bedlam" and "bonkers", with Rattigan saying that a particularly energetic set at Pappy & Harriet's resulted in the venue banning the band.
• A week later on the 28 November episode, Gallus & Dragunov faced off against Imperium, but it ended in bedlam.