n.慌乱，慌张
vt.使忙乱，使慌乱，使紧张

原形：fluster第三人称单数：flusters过去式：flustered过去分词：flustered现在分词：flustering

The unexpected question flustered her, causing her to stutter in response.
这个出乎意料的问题让她慌乱了，导致她回答时结结巴巴的。
He was so flustered by the deadline that he forgot to save his work.
他对截止日期感到非常慌张，以至于忘记保存他的工作了。
The sudden appearance of her ex-boyfriend completely flustered her, leaving her at a loss for words.
前男友的突然出现让她彻底慌了神，一时之间不知道该说什么。
The interviewer's aggressive questioning flustered the candidate, making it difficult for them to present their best self.
面试官咄咄逼人的提问让应聘者感到慌乱，使他们难以展现出最好的一面。
She tried to remain calm, but the unexpected crowd flustered her, and she dropped her papers.
她努力保持镇静，但突如其来的围观人群让她慌了手脚，手中的文件散落一地。
The new employee was flustered on his first day, struggling to remember everyone's names.
新员工在第一天上班时显得很慌乱，努力想要记住每个人的名字。
The celebrity was flustered by the swarm of paparazzi, unable to move without being photographed.
这位名人被一群狗仔队搞得手足无措，一举一动都被拍照。
The unexpected power outage flustered the entire office, disrupting the workflow.
突然的停电让整个办公室的人都慌了神，扰乱了工作流程。
He was flustered when he realized he had misplaced his passport just hours before his flight.
当他意识到自己在航班起飞前几小时把护照放错了地方时，他慌了神。
The teacher's unexpected quiz flustered the students who hadn't studied, leaving them to frantically search their notes.
老师突然宣布的小测验让没准备的学生们慌了手脚，他们急急忙忙地翻找着笔记。