flurry如何读

英:[ˈflʌri]

美:[ˈflɜri]

flurry是什么意思

  • n.一阵疾风;阵雪;忙乱
  • v.发慌;焦躁

flurry自然拼读

flur·ry

fluh ri

flurry变形

复数:flurries

第三人称单数:flurries

现在分词:flurrying

过去式:flurried

过去分词:flurried

flurry英英释义

noun

a gust of wind

a brief light snowfall

a brief period of commotion or excitement

a sudden occurrence of many things at once : barrage sense 2

a flurry of insults

a brief advance or decline in prices : a short-lived outburst of trading activity

verb

transitive verb

to cause to become agitated and confused

intransitive verb

to move in an agitated or confused manner

flurry词组

in a flurry慌慌张张;仓皇

flurry词源中文解释

"暴风雪",1828年,美国英语; 早期有“骚动,动荡状态”(1710年),“一阵狂风,暴风雨”(1690年代)的意义; 也许是模拟的,或者来自17世纪的 flurr “散开,带着呼啸声飞行”,这可能来自中古英语 flouren “撒,如同撒面粉”(14世纪晚期)。

flurry词源英文解释

Noun probably from flurr to throw scatteringly

The first known use of flurry was in 1686

flurry儿童词典英英释义

flutingnoun

fluted decoration

flute1 of 2noun

a woodwind instrument played by blowing across a hole near the closed end

a rounded grooveespecially: one on an architectural column

flute2 of 2verb

to play a flute

to make a sound like that of a flute

to form flutes in

fluted columns

flute1 of 2noun

a woodwind instrument played by blowing across a hole near the closed end

a rounded grooveespecially: one on an architectural column

flute2 of 2verb

to play a flute

to make a sound like that of a flute

to form flutes in

fluted columns

flusterverb

to make nervous and unsure : upset

flustered by their rudeness

flush1 of 5verb

to take flight or cause to take flight suddenly

flushed several quail

flush2 of 5noun

a sudden flow (as of water)

a sudden increase (as of emotion)

a flush of triumph

blush entry 2 sense 2

a fresh and vigorous state

the flush of youth

a brief sensation of heat

flush3 of 5verb

blush entry 1 sense 1

to pour liquid over or throughespecially: to wash out with a rush of liquid

flush a toilet

inflame sense 2, excite

flushed with pride

to make red or hot

flush4 of 5adjective

of a healthy reddish color

full of life and vigor : lusty

filled to overflowing

informal well supplied especially with money

having an unbroken surface

flush paneling

even with the neighboring surface

a river flush with the top of its bank

flush5 of 5adverb

so as to be flush

so as to make solid contact

a blow flush on the chin

flurry1 of 2noun

a gust of wind

a brief light snowfall

a sudden commotion

a flurry of publicity

a brief outburst of activity

a flurry of trading in the stock exchange

flurry2 of 2verb

to become or cause to become agitated and confused

flurry 例句

1 My stomach clenched as I thought of Grandma leaving this morning, taking her flurry of noise with her.

2 You think a little cold weather and a few flurries can stop us now?

3 “Beg pardon,” he said, ignoring the flurry of feathers, “shall I fetch m’lord some breakfast?”

4 I'm always in a flurry as deadlines get nearer.

一接近最后期限我就忙乱不堪.

5 Not to be outdone, the early 21st century has seen a flurry of Atlantisitis.

21世纪早期更是有过之而无不及。 人们对亚特兰蒂斯城的热情简直接近了疯狂。

6 Matty heard a squawk, then a flurry of wings and rustling leaves and growls.

7 She lunged at him, a flurry of claws swiping at his face, but he dodged her with ease.

8 The truck was still solidly in the middle lane, but through the flurry of flakes the taillights ahead seemed to be getting clearer and brighter as we gained on the car in front.

9 There was a flurry of white, a tickling sensation all around me, and when my vision cleared, Annabeth and I had a huge bubble of air around us.

10 The siren noise had been made by an electric guitar, which slowly wound down and transformed into a flurry of notes and chords.

11 The recent flurry of M&A deals continued, with several new tie-ups surfacing.

近来企业并购交易浪潮持续不断,出现了几宗新的收购案。

12 Flurry estimates that the average lifetime for a game is about 3 months.

Flurry估计每个游戏的平均生命周期在3个月左右。

13 Now there was a flurry of registration for union membership.

14 This was the beginning of a flurry of correspondence between me and the registrar as well as the state attorney, who was representing the Law Society.

15 There were sites for the spotlights and the dresses and the endoscopy kits, and she sent them in flurries.

16 After a flurry of last-minute preparations and speeches, marshals quickly arranged the marchers in a column, six abreast, and the march finally got under way at 12:47 p.m.

17 I caught a flurry of movement out of the corner of my eye.

18 A flurry of feathers erupted out of the cornfield, and a crow squawked and flapped awkwardly away.

19 I'm always in a flurry ( ie confused and disorganized ) as deadlines get nearer.

一接近最后期限我就忙乱不堪.

20 The goose beat his great wings, raising a flurry of snow as he landed.

flurry 同义词

4 急风

aerial cascade

5 风雨

element

8 使慌乱

flummox bewilder flutter

10 混乱

involved disorder complicated upset disrupt confused muddy chaotic upside-down unsettling haywire perplexed snafu vexatious turbid rough-and-tumble addled mixed-up confounded helter-skelter mazy rhapsodic pell-mell addle flurried ataxic mussy jumbly hugger-mugger rhapsodical tumultuary spiflicated out ravelment mix mess dust shine coil pie confusion chaos hurry riot clutter pickle tumble spaghetti to-do turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool huddle anarchy ruffle whirl dislocation mull jumble muddle entanglement snarl disarray crisscross skein cobweb mix-up perturbation faze turbidity promiscuity ataxia fluster derange perplexity pandemonium disorganization muss swelter babel kerfuffle welter anomie ravel muddiness disarrange razzle-dazzle dishabille higgledy-piggledy embarras moil deray exorbitance bouleversement topsyturvy stirabout turbidness spifflicate puzzle confuse complicate torment confound entangle perplex embroil dislocate disorganize perturb becloud moider spiflicate tailspin mess-up foul-up hog wild cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly shaggy deranged unstuck hurried non-operational snarly hurly-burly tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither muck-up ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do smoke pi jungle hassle disruption scramble swirl melee hustle maze twine smother botch tumult dither tousle topsy-turvy fubar involution Mess-up unreason throe bollix cockup balls-up snarl-up swither mullock ataxy piss-up hurry-scurry schemozzle wander twist amuse bugger denigrate roil disorient discombobulate ballocks fuddle mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin make hay of stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work

12 匆忙

festinate hurry haste

14 疾风

moderate gale

17 使慌张

fluster rattle

19 使迷乱

maze

24 一阵狂风

flaw

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