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fluttered

/ˈflʌtərd/ /ˈflʌtəd/

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verb

Battre, voltiger

To flap or wave quickly but irregularly.

Examples :

"flags fluttering in the wind"

Des drapeaux flottant au vent

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verb

Battre des ailes, voltiger

Of a winged animal: to flap the wings without flying; to fly with a light flapping of the wings.

Examples :

"The hummingbird fluttered around the flowers, its wings moving quickly but not carrying it into the air. "

Le colibri battait des ailes autour des fleurs, ses ailes bougeant rapidement mais ne l'emportant pas dans les airs.

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verb

Faire battre, agiter

To cause something to flap.

Examples :

"A bird flutters its wings."

Un oiseau fait battre ses ailes.

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verb

Jeter dans le désordre, troubler

To drive into disorder; to throw into confusion.

Examples :

"The surprise announcement of the pop quiz fluttered the students, making them forget their notes and struggle with the first question. "

L'annonce surprise du contrôle surprise a jeté le désordre chez les élèves, leur faisant oublier leurs notes et les faisant lutter avec la première question.

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verb

Hésiter, vaciller

To be in a state of agitation or uncertainty.

Examples :

"Before the big exam, Maria's stomach fluttered with nerves. "

Avant le grand examen, l'estomac de Maria hésitait à cause de la nervosité.

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verb

Papillonner, voltiger

To be frivolous.

Examples :

"Instead of focusing on the serious discussion, she fluttered about, gossiping about celebrity fashion. "

Au lieu de se concentrer sur la discussion sérieuse, elle papillonait, commérant sur la mode des célébrités.

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