flurry

'flә:ri

Collins 1

n. a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that)
v. move in an agitated or confused manner

n. 疾风, 飓风, 慌张
vt. 使恐慌, 使激动
vi. 慌张

Collins 星级

11,216

BNC 频率

9,456

使用频率

flurry 本身没有明显的词根词缀，但可以联想到与“flur”相关的词，表示快速移动或变化，比如“flurry”意指一阵快速的雪或风。

例句

1. A sudden flurry of snow made it hard to see the road.

一阵突如其来的雪让道路变得难以看清。

2. She was excited by the flurry of activity at the market.

她对市场上忙碌的活动感到兴奋。

3. There was a flurry of emails after the announcement was made.

公告发布后，邮件涌入如潮。