flustered

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishflusteredflus‧tered /ˈflʌstəd $ -ərd/ adjective NERVOUSconfused and nervous Paul was looking flustered and embarrassed. I always get flustered in interviews.Examples from the Corpusflustered• For a moment, the professor looked flustered.• If you do get flustered after a mistake then you're likely to make another one.• When she tried to be cheerful she ended up flustered and red-faced, clammy all over.• There was a flustered conference on the tarmac between two groups of officials.• Glancing in, he saw a tall, flustered figure turning away in disgust from the counter.• He entered the house by the front door and was confronted by a flustered maidservant.Origin flustered (1600-1700) Probably from a Scandinavian language

单词	flustered
释义	flustered From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishflusteredflus‧tered /ˈflʌstəd $ -ərd/ adjective NERVOUSconfused and nervous Paul was looking flustered and embarrassed. I always get flustered in interviews.Examples from the Corpusflustered• For a moment, the professor looked flustered.• If you do get flustered after a mistake then you're likely to make another one.• When she tried to be cheerful she ended up flustered and red-faced, clammy all over.• There was a flustered conference on the tarmac between two groups of officials.• Glancing in, he saw a tall, flustered figure turning away in disgust from the counter.• He entered the house by the front door and was confronted by a flustered maidservant.Origin flustered (1600-1700) Probably from a Scandinavian language
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