be flustered by 被...弄得心烦意乱
get flustered 变得慌乱
fluster someone 使某人惊慌
in a fluster 处于慌乱中
1. The sudden question from the teacher flusters the shy student.
老师突如其来的提问让那个害羞的学生惊慌失措。
2. His nervousness flusters him every time he has to give a speech.
每次他必须发表演讲时，他的紧张都会让他变得慌乱。
3. The unexpected interruption flusters the speaker on stage.
舞台上演讲者被意外的打断弄得不知所措。
A: Why are you sweating so much?
A：你为什么这么出汗？
B: I think the strict interviewer flusters me.
B：我觉得那个严格的面试官让我很紧张慌乱。
1) 使惊慌；使激动
2) 使困惑；使不知所措
3) 形容人处于慌乱状态
1. [动词] 使惊慌；使激动；使困惑 (第三人称单数形式)
e.g. The loud noise flusters the dog.
巨大的噪音让这条狗惊慌失措。
verb
1. to make someone feel nervous, confused, or unable to think clearly (third person singular of fluster)
Synonym: confuses, upsets, disconcerts