fluster

• Nom désignant un état de confusion nerveuse, d'agitation ou de désorganisation, souvent provoqué par la hâte ou la surcharge.

A noun referring to a state of nervous confusion, agitation, or disorganization, often caused by being rushed or overwhelmed.

indénombrable

1. State of agitationB2informal

   A state of nervous confusion or agitation.

   état d'agitation

   • She was in a complete fluster before her speech.
   • The unexpected question put him in a fluster.
   • He tried to hide his fluster but his hands were shaking.

   Synonymesagitationconfusiondazeditherflurryperturbationtizzy

   Antonymescalmcomposureequanimityserenitytranquility

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre quelqu'un agité, embarrassé ou nerveux, souvent au point de lui faire perdre son sang-froid.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone agitated, confused, or nervous, often by causing them to lose composure.

1. Make nervous or confusedB2informal

   To make someone feel agitated, confused, or nervous, often in a social situation.

   Troubler, déconcerter

   • The unexpected question flustered the speaker.
   • She was flustered by the sudden attention.
   • Don't let the pressure fluster you during the interview.

   Synonymesagitateconfusediscomposedisconcertfazemuddleperturbrattleruffleunnerveunsettleupset

   Antonymescalmcomposereassuresettlesoothe