fluster
/ˈflʌstə(r)/verb
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घबरा देना, हड़बड़ा देना
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[T] ~ sb
to make somebody nervous and confused, especially because there is too much to do or not enough time
घबरा देना, हड़बड़ा देना
- Don't let the tough questions fluster you.
- Don't let the noisy audience fluster you, just take a deep breath and begin.
- The sudden question did not fluster the experienced teacher.
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- Noise from the crowd can fluster a nervous player.
- Nothing seemed to fluster her, not even the power cut.
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[sing.]
a state of being nervous and confused
घबराहट, हड़बड़ी
- She was in a fluster before the interview.
- The teacher was in a fluster because the guests had arrived an hour early.
- The unexpected guests put my mother in a fluster.
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- He was in a terrible fluster, looking for his lost ticket.
- She arrived in a fluster, with her papers all over the place.
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Keep the nervous-and-confused words together: flustered, rattled (informal), agitated, ruffled, in a flap (informal, nervous and excited), unnerved (lost courage).
घबराहट और उलझन के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: flustered, rattled (अनौपचारिक), agitated, ruffled, in a flap (अनौपचारिक, घबराया और उत्तेजित), unnerved (हिम्मत खो दी)।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Get flustered, look flustered, in a fluster.
Collocations: get flustered (घबरा जाना), look flustered (घबराया हुआ दिखना), in a fluster (घबराहट की हालत में)।