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fluster

UK
/ˈflʌstə/
US
/ˈflʌstər/

Translations

flusternoun
flusters
pl
UK
/ˈflʌstə/
US
/ˈflʌstər/
agitationÉtat de nervosité avec confusion ou agitation.
She was in a fluster trying to get everything ready for the party on time.
Elle était dans une agitation nerveuse en essayant de tout préparer à temps pour la fête.
Additional translations
tracSurtout dans le sens de nervosité passagère avant ou pendant une action.
Synonyms
confusion
agitation
flurry
commotion
perturbation
turmoil
discomposure
bustle
furor
disturbance
flusterverb
flustered
Past Simple
flustered
Past Participle
flustering
Gerund
UK
/ˈflʌstə/
US
/ˈflʌstər/
se troublerVerbe pronominal : devenir nerveux ou confus.
He tends to fluster whenever the conversation turns personal.
Il a tendance à se troubler chaque fois que la conversation devient personnelle.
déconcerterVerbe transitif : rendre quelqu'un confus ou nerveux.
The unexpected question flustered the speaker during the presentation.
La question inattendue a déconcerté l'orateur pendant la présentation.
Synonyms
agitate
confuse
unsettle
disconcert
bewilder
rattle
perturb
Antonyms
calm
compose
soothe

Definitions

flusternoun
A state of nervousness or agitation, often resulting in confusion.
She was in a fluster trying to get everything ready for the party on time.
A commotion or bustle, especially as a result of confusion or excited activity.
When the surprise guests arrived, the kitchen was in a fluster.
flusterverb
To make someone agitated or confused.
The unexpected question flustered the speaker during the presentation.
To become agitated or confused.
He tends to fluster whenever the conversation turns personal.
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