flurry
骚动
常用释义
英音[ ˈflʌri ]
美音[ ˈflɜːri ]
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
基本释义
- n. 慌张；疾风；飓风；骚动；一阵忙乱（或激动、兴奋等）；小阵雪（或雨等）；（尤指衣服）窸窣；（同时出现的）一系列事物；一阵混乱
- v. 使恐慌；使激动；慌张；激动；（雪或树叶）微飘；（人）快速行动
例句
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1·There was a flurry of activity in the kitchen as everyone prepared for the party.当大家为派对做准备时，厨房里一阵忙碌。来源: youdao
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2·A flurry of snow covered the ground softly.一阵小雪轻轻地覆盖了地面。来源: youdao
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3·She felt a flurry of excitement when she saw the presents.她看到礼物时感到一阵兴奋。来源: youdao
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4·There was a flurry of questions after the presentation.演讲结束后，一阵问题接踵而至。来源: youdao
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5·A flurry of phone calls came in after the announcement.公告发布后，一阵电话打了进来。来源: youdao
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6·The children were in a flurry of joy on Christmas morning.孩子们在圣诞节早上一阵欢腾。来源: youdao
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7·A flurry of leaves danced in the autumn wind.一阵树叶在秋风中翩翩起舞。来源: youdao
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8·There was a flurry of movement in the crowd as the celebrity arrived.名人到达时，人群中一阵骚动。来源: youdao
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9·A flurry of applause filled the auditorium after the performance.演出结束后，礼堂里一阵掌声。来源: youdao
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10·She had a flurry of ideas for the new project.她对新项目有一连串的想法。来源: youdao
网络释义
- in a flurry : 慌慌张张；仓皇