flurry

flurry

形容词 - Adjective

1. 激动的；烦乱的 （形容人或人的情绪）处于激动或烦乱状态的。 近义词：agitated, flustered, perturbed, ruffled 反义词：calm, composed, unruffled 2. 短暂的；间歇的 （形容动作或情况）短暂而紧张的。 近义词：brief, momentary, transient 反义词：prolonged, continuous, enduring

名词 - Noun

1. 快速而短暂的活动；骚动 一阵快速而短暂的活动或骚动。 近义词：bustle, commotion, frenzy 词汇扩充：hustle, turmoil, agitation 2. 大量的事物；一连串的事件 大量的事物或一连串的事件。 近义词：series, succession, string 词汇扩充：cluster, batch, sequence

词语辨析

flurry, commotion, bustle 这些名词都指一阵短暂而紧张的活动或骚动。其中，flurry着重于活动的短暂性和紧张性，commotion指的是一种喧闹或骚乱的氛围，bustle则强调忙碌或繁忙的情况。

柯林斯词典 - Collins Dictionary

名词 - Noun 1. A flurry of something is a sudden occurrence of it in large quantities. 2. If there is a flurry of activity or excitement, a number of things happen or are done in a very short time. 形容词 - Adjective 1. Flurry is used to describe activities that are done quickly and in an energetic way. 2. If you are in a flurry, you are in a state of great activity or excitement.

牛津词典 - Oxford Dictionary

名词 - Noun 1. A small swirling mass of something, especially snow or leaves, moved by sudden gusts of wind. 2. A number of things that happen suddenly within a short period of time, especially when they cause confusion or excitement. 动词 - Verb 1. (Of snow or leaves) be moved in small swirling masses by sudden gusts of wind. 2. (Of a person) move quickly in a busy or agitated way. 形容词 - Adjective 1. (Of snow or leaves) moved in small swirling masses by sudden gusts of wind. 2. (Of a person) moving quickly in a busy or agitated way.

用法 - Usage

Flurry通常用作名词，表示短暂而紧张的活动或骚动。作为形容词时，它描述快速而充满活力的活动。可以用来形容人或人的情绪处于紧张或激动状态。

例句 - Example Sentences

1. The news caused a flurry of excitement among the fans. 这个消息引起了粉丝们的一阵兴奋。 2. She was in a flurry trying to finish her work before the deadline. 她在截止日期前匆忙地试图完成工作。 3. The sudden flurry of snowflakes caught everyone by surprise. 骤然而至的雪花使每个人都感到惊讶。 4. The office was in a flurry of activity as they prepared for the important meeting. 他们为重要会议做准备，办公室里一片忙碌。 5. The puppy ran around in a flurry of excitement. 小狗兴奋地四处跑动。 6. The company experienced a flurry of orders after the product launch. 产品发布后，公司接到了一连串的订单。 7. He made a flurry of phone calls to try and resolve the issue. 他打了一连串的电话，试图解决这个问题。 8. The sudden flurry of activity disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the park. 突然的喧闹打破了公园的宁静氛围。 9. They were caught in a flurry of applause as they finished their performance. 他们表演结束时被掌声所包围。 10. The strong wind created a flurry of fallen leaves. 强风卷起了一片片落叶。 11. The team experienced a flurry of goals in the first ten minutes of the game. 在比赛的前十分钟，这支队伍连续得分。 12. She walked into the room in a flurry, apologizing for being late. 她匆匆走进房间，为自己迟到道歉。 13. The market was in a flurry of activity as customers rushed to get the best deals. 顾客们争相抢购，市场一片忙碌。 14. The teacher's sudden announcement caused a flurry of questions from the students. 老师突然宣布的消息引发了学生们的一连串问题。 15. The politician's scandal created a flurry of media coverage. 政治家的丑闻引起了媒体的大量报道。 16. The arrival of the celebrity caused a flurry among the crowd. 名人的到来在人群中引起了一片骚动。 17. The dancer moved with a flurry of graceful gestures. 舞者以一连串优雅的姿势移动。 18. The company faced a flurry of challenges in the competitive market. 公司在竞争激烈的市场中面临一连串的挑战。 19. The children ran outside in a flurry of excitement when they saw the snowfall. 孩子们看到下雪后兴奋地跑到外面。 20. The chef worked in a flurry, preparing multiple dishes at once. 厨师忙碌地同时准备多道菜肴。