The meaning of Flurry
Flurry – definition
nounA sudden light fall of snow, blown in different directions by the wind
Usage examples:
Heavy snow will be tapering off to flurries in the morning., there was a flurry of excitement as th…
Flurry translation into English
Flurry: translate from English into Chinese
慌乱的, 慌张, 激动, 使 ... 担心
Flurry: translate from English into Dutch
Vlaag, Gejaagdheid, Windstoot, In de war sturen
Flurry: translate from English into French
Rafale, Agitation, Risée, Agiter, Troubler, Effarer
Flurry: translate from English into German
Aufregung, Hagel, Gestöber, Nervosität, Windstoß, Nervös machen
Flurry: translate from English into Hindi
घबराहट, हड़बड़ी, उत्तेजना, हवा का झोंका
Flurry: translate from English into Italian
Raffica, Agitazione, Tempesta, Nervosismo, Scroscio, Acquazzone improvviso
Flurry: translate from English into Korean
단말마, 혼란, 일진 광풍
Flurry: translate from English into Russian
Шквал, Волнение, Суматоха, Смятение, Беспокойство, Взрыв активности, Спешка, Возбуждение, Сильный порыв ветра, Внезапный сильный ливень, Неожиданный ливень, Волновать, Неожиданный снегопад, Будоражить
Flurry: translate from English into Spanish
Ráfaga, Agitación, Aturdimiento, Agitar, Estado nervioso
Word origin
late 17th century: from obsolete flurr ‘fly up, flutter, whirr’ (imitative), probably influenced by hurry.
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