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English - Definition of flurry

n. bustle, commotion, excitement; brief snowfall; gust of wind

v. confuse, upset, irritate

English To Spanish - flurry

s. pequeño remolino, ráfaga de aire, ráfaga de viento; nevisca; conmoción; frenesí, agitación

v. remolinear, arremolinarse, formar remolinos; agitar, alborotar, disturbar

English To French - flurry

n. agitation, affolement, rafale, bourrasque

v. mélanger, agiter, énerver

English To German - flurry

n. Wirbel, Tumult; Windstoß; kurzes Schneegestöber

v. verwirren, nerven, ärgern

English To Italian - flurry

s. turbine di neve; folata, raffica, ventata improvvisa; (fig) agitazione, nervosismo, eccitazione; ultimi sussulti

v. mettere in agitazione, innervosire

English To Portuguese - flurry

s. rápida agitação do ar; nevada forte e repentina; alvoroço, barulho, tumulto

v. confundir, aturdir, perturbar

English To Russian - flurry

с. сильный порыв ветра, шквал; ливень, неожиданный снегопад; возбуждение, волнение, смятение, беспокойство; спешка, суматоха, взрыв активности

г. волновать, будоражить

English To Turkish - flurry

f. telaşlandırmak, iki ayağını bir pabuca sokmak

i. ani rüzgâr, kısa ve şiddetli yağış, sağanak, telaş, bora, balinaların ölüm mücadelesi, heyecan, herkesi saran ani his

English To Albanian - flurry

n. stuhi, shkulm ere, reshje e lehtë, trazim, shqetësim

v. shqetësoj, trazoj

English To Dutch - flurry

zn. vlaag, windstoot; opwinding, verwarring, beroering

ww. zenuwachtig maken, agiteren, jachten; in de war brengen

English To Greek - flurry

ουσ. φύσημα, νιφάς, ταραχή, μπουρίνι, αναστάτωση

ρήμ. ταράσσω

English To ChineseS - flurry

(名) 疾风, 慌张, 飓风

(动) 使恐慌; 使狼狈; 激动; 慌张

English To ChineseT - flurry

(名) 疾風, 慌張, 颶風

(動) 使恐慌; 使狼狽; 激動; 慌張

English To Japanese - flurry

(動) 慌てさせる

(名) 突風; にわか雨; 動揺; 混乱

English To Korean - flurry

명. 일진 광풍, 혼란, 단말마; 짧게 내리는 눈; 질풍

Definitions

noun: a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that) Example:There was a flurry of chicken feathers.

noun: a rapid bustling commotion

verb: move in an agitated or confused manner

verb: cause to feel embarrassment

name: A surname (very rare: popularity rank in the U.S.: #23838)

Dictionarist.com

Synonyms for flurry
commotion: disturbance, bother

Tenses for flurry
Present participle: flurrying
Present: flurry (3.person: flurries)
Past: flurried
Future: will flurry
Present conditional: would flurry
Present Perfect: have flurried (3.person: has flurried)
Past Perfect: had flurried
Future Perfect: will have flurried
Past conditional: would have flurried