flurried in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for flurried in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flurried [Am ˈflərid, Brit ˈflʌrɪd] ADJ pred

flurried

nervioso

flurried

aturullado

to get flurried

ponerse nervioso

to get flurried

aturullarse

flurry <pl flurries> [Am ˈfləri, Brit ˈflʌri] N

1. flurry:

flurry (of snow, wind)

ráfaga f

flurry (of rain)

chaparrón m

2.1. flurry (sudden burst):

a flurry of excitement ran through the crowd

una oleada de emoción recorrió a la multitud

a flurry of proposals/objections

un aluvión de propuestas/objeciones

there was a flurry of trading at the close of business

el parqué se animó al cierre

there was a flurry of activity when she arrived

hubo mucho trajín cuando ella llegó

2.2. flurry (agitated state):

to be in a flurry

ponerse nervioso

to be in a flurry

aturullarse

flurried in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flurried in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flurry <-ies> [ˈflʌri, Am ˈflɜ:r-] N

flurry

agitación f

flurry of snow

ráfaga f

a flurry of excitement

un frenesí

a flurry of speculation

una ola de especulación

flurried Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a flurry of excitement

un frenesí

a flurry of speculation

una ola de especulación

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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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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