Translations for „flurry“ in the English » German Dictionary

flur·ry [ˈflʌri, Am ˈflɜ:ri] N

1. flurry (swirl):

flurry

Schauer m

snow flurry

Schneeschauer m

2. flurry (excitement):

flurry

Unruhe f

flurry of excitement

große Aufregung

to prompt a flurry of speculation

heftige Spekulationen auslösen

flurry N

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to land a flurry of blows [on sb]

einen ganzen Hagel von Schlägen [auf jdn] niedergehen lassen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

snow flurry

Schneeschauer m

a flurry of activity

eine Hektik

flurry of excitement

große Aufregung

to prompt a flurry of speculation

heftige Spekulationen auslösen

to land a flurry of blows [on sb]

einen ganzen Hagel von Schlägen [auf jdn] niedergehen lassen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This led to a tremendous flurry of composition for the device.

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The 1850s saw a flurry of activity for the emerging town.

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Today this flurry of work is known as the second superstring revolution.

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A flurry of letters ensued, many of which were published in the local newspapers.

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Flurries was the first song released from the album for streaming.

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A flurry of rock songs written by a man who had made some big changes in his life and was owning up to some mistakes.

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The phrase sparked a small flurry of letters and calls, almost all in his favor.

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The decision also triggered a flurry of legal activity.

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The mountain has experienced seismic activity from time to time that has raised alert levels while the earthquake flurries have persisted.

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The drama built towards the end of the match, when a flurry of chances for both sides might have turned the match either way.

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