flurry znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady flurry

• They were met with strong resolution and a refusal to be flurried.

• He must be of a calm and equitable temperament, not easily flurried, and possessing a super-abundance of patience.

• Although he admitted that such flurries had happened before, he suggested that they were happening now at absolutely unprecedented level.

• They were muddled and flurried, and they did not know anything about it.

• We say day rate, because this is a kind of work which should not be done by men who are flurried or flying about in a hurry.

• The danger is always that, in examining models around the world, everyone will get caught up in the flurries of excitement about a model somewhere that is thought to work.

• At the end of this month the cost of supporting the £ against last week's flurries within this narrow band will have to be borne on the reserves.

• I never knew him to be flurried.