Poner a alguien nervioso, confuso o alterado.
To make someone nervous, confused, or agitated.
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La pregunta inesperada empezó a aturdirla durante la entrevista. — The unexpected question began to fluster her during the interview.
Contestó el teléfono con tal aturdimiento que olvidó lo que iba a decir. — She answered the phone in a fluster, forgetting what she was about to say.
No dejes que una sala ruidosa te aturda. — Don't let a noisy room fluster you.
Las llaves perdidas sumieron a toda la familia en el aturdimiento. — The lost keys threw the whole family into a fluster.
A mi hermano lo aturden más las multitudes que los plazos. — Crowds fluster my brother more than deadlines do.
¿A qué venía tanto aturdimiento esta mañana? — What was all that fluster about this morning?
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