Flutter Translation
Word
Flutter (English) – (pronounced ‘fle-tur’)
Flotea (Spanish) – (pronounced ‘floh-tay-ah’)
Definitions
1. (Physics) – a sudden, temporary vibration or tremor, typically in the air or water, caused by a disturbance or movement
a. Un brusco movimiento o vibración de aire o agua, causado por un disturbio o movimiento.
— El aire se echó a flotar cuando el avión aterrizó.
2. (Biology) – to move quickly and lightly, as if carried by the air or water
b. Moverse rápidamente y liviano, como si se estuviera llevando por el aire o el agua.
— Los peces flotaron hacia el lado opuesto de la charca.
Synonyms for Flutter
float – flotar 🔊
buzz – zumbir 🔊
vibrate – vibrar 🔊
shake – temblar 🔊
guide – guiar 🔊
Antonyms for Flutter
stop – parar 🔊
brake – frenar 🔊
stabilize – estabilizar 🔊
calm – calmar 🔊
balance – equilibrio 🔊
Examples of Flutter
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| The bird’s wings fluttered rapidly as it took off. | Las alas del pájaro flotaron rápidamente cuando despegó. |
| Her dress fluttered in the breeze. | La falda de su vestido flotó en la brisa. |
| The fish fluttered to the surface of the water. | El pez flotó hasta la superficie del agua. |
Common Phrases
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| “to flutter by” | “pasar volando por” |
| “fluttering with excitement” | “flotando de emoción” |
Conjugations for “Flutter“
| Tense | Conjugation |
|---|---|
| Present | flutter, flotar |
| Past | fluttered, flotó |
| Future | will flutter, flotará |
Word of the Day
Flutter – to move quickly and lightly, as if carried by the air or water
Example: The bird’s wings fluttered rapidly as it took off. – Las alas del pájaro flotaron rápidamente cuando despegó.