flurry

['flʌri]

n.一阵疾风, 阵雪,忙乱
v.发慌,焦躁

词形变化

名词复数: flurries | 动词过去式: flurried | 动词过去分词: flurried | 动词现在分词: flurrying | 动词第三人称单数: flurries |

词义辨析

同义:

vt.扰乱; 使兴奋

fluster  excite  agitate  confuse  perturb  disturb  ruffle

n.混乱; 骚动

commotion  confusion  disturbance

n.疾风

light snowstorm  

同义参见:

shower  sweat  noise  bustle  breeze  snow  

英英释义

名词 flurry:

a rapid active commotion

同义词：bustle, hustle, ado, fuss, stir

a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that)

同义词：snow flurry

动词 flurry:

move in an agitated or confused manner

cause to feel embarrassment

同义词：confuse, disconcert, put off

补充

flurryflurry英:[ˈflʌri] 美:[ˈflɚri, ˈflʌri]n.1.疾风, 骤雨; 骤然降下的一场雪等

例句

1. A flurry of substitutions then followed the sending-off.罚人下场之后进行了一系列人员调整。 2. a flurry of excitement一阵激动 3. The posters sparked a flurry of complaints.那些海报引发了一阵抱怨。 4. a flurry of activity一阵活动 5. snow flurries that died out before midnight午夜前停息的阵雪 6. It did not flurry him in the least.这并没有让他有丝毫的慌乱。 7. She flurried and bustled, stuffing things out of sight.她手忙脚乱地把东西藏到了别人看不见的地方。 8. His aides flurried round handing out copies of the statement.他的助手们到处忙着, 分发声明书。 9. The snow flurried round and round.雪花一直飘个不停。 10. Noise in the audience flurried the actor so that he forgot his lines.观众中的吵闹声使这位演员惊慌失措，把台词给忘了。 11. a flurry of snow.一阵小雪。 12. there was a brief flurry of activity in the hall.大厅里一阵短暂的骚动。 13. a flurry of editorials hostile to the government.同时出现的一批攻击政府的社论。 14. gusts of snow flurried through the door.一阵阵雪花飘进门内。 15. the waiter flurried between them.服务生在他们之间不停穿梭。 16. a flurry of excitement/activity一阵高涨的情绪╱频繁的活动 17. We had a few flurries yesterday.昨天我们这里下了几场小雪。 18. a snow flurry一场小雪 19. There was a flurry of trading in the stock exchange.证券交易所有一阵交易很活跃。 20. The incident could create a flurry of interest in safety issues.这个事件可能掀起一阵对安全问题的关注。 21. a flurry [=barrage] of publicity一连串的宣传报道 22. There was a flurry of requests for more information.对更多信息的要求一下子激增。