Translations for „flurried“ in the English » German Dictionary

flur·ried [ˈflʌrid, Am ˈflɜ:rid] ADJ

flurried

aufgeregt

flurried

nervös

to become flurried

sich acc aufregen

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)

to become flurried

sich acc aufregen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

As snowflakes fell through the morning, plenty of photos flurried throughout social media.

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Her fury is patent in the thick, flurried way she has applied the paint, her semi-abstract style suggesting horrors too awful to capture realistically.

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The cold sterility of the washroom amplifies the figure's loneliness; the flurried lines communicate anxiety.

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Though he was dynamic, he was never flurried.

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