Confused and nervous, in a way that shows. When you are flustered, your thoughts get tangled — you drop things, say the wrong word, forget what you were about to do.

Confused and nervous困惑又緊張，in a way that shows而且看得出來。When you are flustered當你flustered的時候，your thoughts get tangled思緒會亂成一團——you drop things東西掉了，say the wrong word話說錯了，forget what you were about to do忘記本來要做什麼。

It is a small, temporary, everyday feeling, not a serious one. Something usually causes it: too many people talking, a question you did not expect, being late, being watched, being embarrassed.

It is這是 a small, temporary, everyday feeling一種輕微、暫時、日常的感覺，not a serious one不是嚴重的情緒。Something usually causes it通常有原因引起：too many people talking太多人同時說話，a question you did not expect被問到意料之外的問題，being late遲到，being watched被人盯著看，being embarrassed覺得尷尬。

This is a very common spoken word and it sounds kind rather than critical; we often use it about ourselves ('sorry, I'm a bit flustered'). It is not the same as 'angry' and not as strong as 'panicked'.

This is這是 a very common spoken word一個非常常見的口語詞 and it sounds kind rather than critical聽起來是善意的、不是在批評；we often use it about ourselves我們也常用它形容自己 ('sorry, I'm a bit flustered')（像是'sorry, I'm a bit flustered'）。It is not the same as它跟 'angry'（生氣）不一樣，and not as strong as程度也不如 'panicked'（驚慌）強烈。

There is also the verb 'fluster' — 'don't let him fluster you' — and the noun phrase 'in a fluster'. A useful set phrase is 'hot and flustered', said when someone arrives rushed and red-faced.

There is also還有 the verb 'fluster'動詞'fluster'——'don't let him fluster you'（別讓他把你搞得心慌）——and the noun phrase以及名詞片語 'in a fluster'（處於慌亂中）。A useful set phrase有一個實用的固定說法 is是 'hot and flustered''hot and flustered'，said when someone arrives rushed and red-faced用在有人匆匆忙忙、滿臉通紅地趕到時。