flutter

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

Move wings quickly, or feel nervous and excited.

Meaning of «flutter»

verb

move wings quickly, or feel nervous and excited

The butterfly's wings flutter in the warm afternoon breeze.

Translation

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«flutter» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

open and close the eyes

blinkclose and open both eyes fast, without thinkingHe blinked in the bright light.

winkclose one eye, as a joke or a signalShe winked at me across the room.

fluttermove the eyelashes quickly, to look charmingShe fluttered her eyelashes and smiled.

move in the air

flapmove up and down quickly and noisilyThe flag flaps in the wind.

fluttermove quickly and lightly with small movementsButterflies fluttered around the flowers.

wavemove from side to side in the airShe waved her scarf from the window.

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