aflutter

英

美

adj./adv.  飘动的（地）；充分动荡东西的（地）；警惶的（地）

英英释义

adj

• excited in anticipation
  Synonym:nervous

双语例句

• Paul had walked into the room and set my heart aflutter.
  保罗走进房间，使我的心紧张起来。
• I'm all aflutter about meeting him after so long.
  这么久之后又要见到他了，我感到非常激动。
• Stunned, he became all aflutter. I resented his carelessness.
  他吓得手忙脚乱，我恨他大意。
• All aflutter with the news of her return.
  听到她回来的消息大家都很兴奋。
• It felt not only like I was invisible but, especially at that time when hormones are aflutter, like no one would really know what I was like for the rest of my life.
  这样不仅让我觉得变成了隐身人，而且会让我觉得在自己的后半生中，再也没有人能够真正了解我的真实身份，尤其是在我荷尔蒙旺盛的日子里。
• The world's pharmaceutical giants are aflutter over "biologics"– protein compounds used to make drugs that are difficult to copy into generic versions.
  基于蛋白复合物制备而得的生物技术制剂具有难于仿制的特点，因此世界制药巨头们开始对生物制剂展示极大兴趣。
• My heart is all aflutter to be talking to you.
  和你交流，我的心里非常兴奋。
• If without rule of law in specific areas, the aflutter flag of rule of law would be nothing more than an empty slogan that could only shake the air.
  离开具体法治，那高扬的法治不过是引起空气震动的口号而已。纵观我们的法律，从宪法到行政法规，可谓是洋洋大观。
• A flick of a thermostat made male fruit-fly wings and hearts go aflutter for other males.
  温度调节器一开动，雄果蝇会拍动翅膀、心儿扑扑跳，为了其他雄性而「心眩翅迷」。
• The woods were aflutter with unknown birds.
  树林里因有不知名的小鸟而有动静。