English–Chinese
“flustered” in Chinese
How to say “flustered” in Chinese
“Flustered” in Chinese is 慌张 (huāng zhāng).
A startled mind becomes taut and unsettled, and that inner jolt shows as awkward, hurried action.
Example sentences with 慌张
她听到消息后，露出一副慌张的样子。tā tīng dào xiāo xī hòu lù chū yí fù huāng zhāng de yàng zi
After hearing the news, she wore a flustered expression.
Tips for using 慌张
- In conversation, this adjective often appears when a person needs reassurance after becoming disorganized, without implying that the situation involves real danger.
Other Chinese words for “flustered”
见到突发情况她有些忙乱。jiàn dào tū fā qíng kuàng tā yǒu xiē máng luàn
She became a little flustered when she saw the unexpected situation.
她的钱包丢了，在街上显得很狼狈。tā de qián bāo diū le zài jiē shàng xiǎn de hěn láng bèi
She lost her wallet and looked flustered on the street.