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Today's expression is a good one.

It's very useful when there is a lot of noise.

Today's expression is,

What's all this racket? What's all this racket?

What is all, A-L, this racket, R-A-C-K-E-T? Now, usually when we say racket, we could think of a tennis racket, something that we use in sports.

But in this expression, what's all this racket?

Racquet means noise, loud noise, especially noise from construction or noise from a party or maybe noise from a concert.

This is the idea.

Really loud noise and not just one, you know, like five seconds, but, you know, a continuous

loud noise.

It doesn't have to be super loud.

For example, my neighbor is watching a baseball game and he has the volume really loud for like two hours.

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