n.慌乱，一阵忙乱(或激动、兴奋等)，小阵雪(或雨等)，(纸张、织物，尤指衣服)窸窣
v.搅乱；使混乱；慌张

原形：flurry复数：flurries

The snow flurry obscured the view of the mountains.
狂飞的雪花遮住了山峦的视线。
A flurry of activity preceded the opening of the new store.
在新店开业前有一阵忙碌的准备工作。
The stock market saw a flurry of trading after the company's earnings report.
公司收益报告发布后，股市交易异常活跃。
She danced gracefully in the flurry of her long, flowing skirt.
她穿着飘逸长裙，在舞蹈中轻盈地转动。
There was a flurry of phone calls and emails trying to resolve the issue.
为了解决问题，电话和电子邮件往来频繁。
The chef's flurry of knife work was impressive to watch.
观看厨师快速的刀工展示十分令人赞叹。
A flurry of applause greeted the actor as he stepped onto the stage.
演员一登台，观众就报以热烈的掌声。
The squirrel darted around in a flurry, gathering nuts for winter.
松鼠忙得团团转，忙着收集坚果过冬。
The editor's desk was buried under a flurry of manuscripts.
编辑的办公桌上堆满了稿件。
The sudden flurry of wind blew the newspapers off the bench.
一阵突如其来的风把报纸从长凳上吹走了。