Number twenty, if something makes your blood boil, think about when you're angry how hot and flustered you become.

第二十，如果某件事让沸腾，想想当生气的时候，会变得多么的激动和慌乱。

She had long got over being flustered by the abrupt, disembodied command.

她早已克服了对这突如其来的、空洞的命令的惊慌。

" After that, a general fluster. People wondering, laughing and enjoying themselves like mad" .

“在那之后， 一片混乱。人们疯狂地疑惑、大笑和享受” 。

She hastened in to her mother, who was rapidly working herself into a Sunday fluster.

她赶紧找她妈妈，她妈妈正迅速地让自己陷入星期天的慌乱之中。

Nowadays, any gathering beyond her five daughters flusters her and she often retreats to her bedroom.

如今，任何超出她五个女儿的聚会都会让她感到不安，她经常退回到自己的卧室。

He and Henry and their collective hoard of security have taken over the floor, flustering nurses and shaking hands.

他和亨利以及他们集体的安保人员占据了整个场地，护士们惊慌失措， 纷纷手。

What I was able to experience early on, the more you're yelling at a person, the more you're kind of flustering them.

我早期能够体会到的是，对一个人喊得越多，就越容易让他们慌乱。

The unexpected question flustered the speaker. The unexpected question flustered the speaker. The unexpected question flustered the speaker. Fuss: Unnecessary excitement or worry about something.

示例：出乎意料的问题让演讲者感到慌乱。这个出乎意料的问题让演讲者感到慌乱。这个出乎意料的问题让演讲者感到慌乱。大惊小怪：不必要的兴奋或对某事的担忧。

And she finally sat him down and said, when you have these big, intense emotional expressions, it affects my performance and it hurts my ability to do my job because it really flusters me.

最后她让他坐下来并说，当有这些强烈的情绪表达时，它会影响我的表现， 并损害我完成工作的能力， 因为这真的让我感到慌乱。

The crux of the argument was about time management. The crux of the argument was about time management. The crux of the argument was about time management. Fluster: To make someone agitated or confused.

示例：争论的关键是关于时间管理。争论的关键是时间管理。争论的关键是时间管理。慌乱：使某人激动或困惑。