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Meanings of flustered in английском
Thrown into a state of agitated confusion; (`rattled' is an informal term)
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Examples for "rattled"
Examples for "rattled"
1
The violence has rattled a region with a history of ethnic conflict.
2
The brief market crash rattled investors already unhinged by the financial crisis.
3
Broadcasters and government officials said dozens of villages were rattled in Turkey.
4
The uncertainty surrounding the future of the region has rattled the euro.
5
I could see how rattled she was by this confusing new situation.
1
However, one detail perturbed him: suppose autopsies revealed the presence of arsenic?
2
When the systems are perturbed, pathological consequences ensue and disease risks rise.
3
The mysteriousness of the change in Miss Nelly perturbed him the more.
4
I wasn't perturbed; I am used to phone calls from strange men.
5
No, judging by the perturbed look, Duchess was used to immediate attention.
1
But it was certainly worth it to see you hot and bothered.
2
My first hour in the glades, I was just hot and bothered.
3
I need something to get those UCLA guys all hot and bothered.
4
God, she was hot and bothered enough just being next to Cezar.
5
Why was it Doña Adriana got Lieutenant Silva all hot and bothered?
Usage of flustered in английском
1
A few minutes later, Emyr arrived, looking mildly flustered, but in control.
2
It is quite a responsibility but Willey does not seem too flustered.
3
The brothers sat in flustered meditation over the past and the future.
4
It became clear very quickly that he didn't get flustered under pressure.
5
The Commander was flustered; but, pulling himself together, he repeated his order.
6
Johnson duplicated the feat in the next court, and Kumagae grew flustered.
7
Craven opened it, showing in the doorway a pale and flustered Bunning.
8
The voice of the interpreter was weak, and the confusion flustered him.
9
He did not appear to be in the least flustered or disturbed.
10
For one so young, he never seems flustered and appears remarkably well-grounded.
11
I was too flustered, and maybe a little afraid to say yes.
12
Was I really so flustered that I couldn't even manage basic conversation?
13
But there was only the rank of flustered nurses propelling children along.
14
He watched and waited, growing increasingly flustered when she continued to hesitate.
15
Despite being flustered, it went well until the audience suddenly stopped laughing.
16
It was a performance that left Wigan's manager Paul Jewell understandably flustered.
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United States of America
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