unflustered

/ʌnflˈʌstɚd/ adj

Not flustered; calm.

Word Origin Unflustered is flustered with un-. Fluster comes from Old Norse flaustra 'to bustle, hurry,' so to fluster someone is to make them hurried and confused. Unflustered means calm, not rushed. The word captures that sense of being unruffled, like someone who isn't caught up in a flurry of activity.

adj Not flustered; calm.

Even when the emergency alarm sounded, the pilot remained unflustered and calmly guided the plane to safety.

(形容词) 镇定自若;沉着冷静;泰然自若

即便紧急警报响起,飞行员依然镇定自若,冷静地将飞机引导至安全区域。

(adjetivo) No alterado; tranquilo.

Incluso cuando sonó la alarma de emergencia, el piloto permaneció sereno y guió el avión a salvo con calma.

(adjectif) impassible; serein; calme; imperturbable; maître de soi [Qui ne se laisse pas déstabiliser ni troubler ; calme et maître de soi.]

Même quand l'alarme d'urgence a retenti, le pilote est resté unflustered et a guidé l'avion vers la sécurité avec calme.

(Adjektiv) gelassen; unaufgeregt; ruhig [nicht aus der Ruhe gebracht; gelassen und gefasst.]

Selbst als der Notfallalarm ertönte, blieb der Pilot **unflustered** und lenkte das Flugzeug ruhig in Sicherheit.

(形容詞) 動揺していない;落ち着いた。

非常警報が鳴った時でさえ、パイロットは動じず、冷静に飛行機を安全に着陸させた。

(adjetivo) calmo; tranquilo; imperturbável; sereno; impávido [Não perturbado; calmo.]

Mesmo quando o alarme de emergência soou, o piloto permaneceu calmo e guiou o avião em segurança.

Word parts: un + fluster + ed

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