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flur·ry /ˈflʌrɪ；ˈflɜːrɪ/ n. | vt. | vi.
I n.
1. 阵风
A flurry (of wind) sent the paper flying all over the floor. 一阵风把纸吹得遍地都是。
2. 小阵雪；小阵雨
Snow flurries had been predicted. 曾预报过要有小阵雪。
3. 混乱；慌张，不安；激动
His speech caused a flurry at the meeting. 他的话在会上引起一阵骚动。
a flurry of alarm 一阵惊慌
The decision raised a flurry of objections. 这项决定招来一片反对声。
She was in a flurry when the visitors arrived. 客人到时，她一阵忙乱。
throw sb. into a flurry 置某人于忙乱(或慌张局促)之中
4. (股票市场或商品市场中交易或价格的)短暂波动；(证券交易的)短暂激增
5. (鲸的)垂死挣扎
II ❶ vt.
使慌张；使激动
Don't be flurried by his checking on your work. 他检查你的工作，你可别慌张。
❷ vi.
1. 慌张；激动；慌张地行动
He flurried about his tasks. 他慌慌张张地干他的事。
2. (雨、雪等)微飘
[<废词 flurr to scatt;? 仿 hurry] |