flurried

英 [ˈflʌrid]

美 [ˈflɜːrid]

adj.  (尤指事情过多而)慌乱的

牛津词典

adj.

• （尤指事情过多而）慌乱的
  nervous and confused; especially because there is too much to do

双语例句

• Mary was briefly flurried but then recollected herself.
  玛丽在短暂的慌张之后又镇定下来。
• Keep calm! Don't get flurried.
  镇静些！别发慌。
• Come, come,'he said,` you are flurried, Mr Lockwood.
  “好啦，好啦，”他说，“你受惊啦，洛克乌德先生。
• The incapability drinks milk how do, only on drinking milk to have loose bowels, looking at the rabbit chicken that can not voice, I am very flurried.
  不能喝奶怎么办，只要一喝奶就拉肚子，看着无法表达的兔子鸡，我很慌忙啊。
• "Miz wilkes, you got more sense than most women but you GITS flurried right easy," said archie.
  “威尔克斯太太，你在妇女中是最精明的了，可是你也容易一时糊涂，”阿尔奇说。
• She was slightly flurried and tingling in the cheeks, but it was more nervousness than either fear or favour.
  她突然一阵心慌，两颊微微发烧。不过这是出于紧张，而不是害怕或喜爱。
• His eyes were so quiet, so kind, so understanding that she wondered how she could ever have been silly enough to be flurried.
  他的眼光是那么宁静，那么温和，显得那么通情达理，以致她惊讶自己怎么会那样愚蠢竟发起慌来了。
• I'm afraid the thing not reviewed yet then will be more flurried.
  我怕到时候后面还没有复习的东西会比较慌张。
• The brocade lotus is sheepish, where withstand such of the war is nearly flurried but escape.
  锦莲脸皮薄，哪里经得起这样的阵仗，几乎是仓皇而逃。
• She jumped up in a fine fright, flung Hareton on to the settle, and ran to seek for her friend herself; not taking leisure to consider why she was so flurried, or how her talk would have affected him.
  她吃惊地跳起来&把哈里顿扔到高背椅子上，就自己跑出去找她的朋友了，也没有好好想想她为什么这么激动，或是她的谈话会怎样影响他。