flutter

US /ˈflʌt̬.ɚ/
UK /ˈflʌt̬.ɚ/
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esvoaçar, flutuar

fly unsteadily or hover by flapping the wings quickly and lightly

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Butterflies fluttered among the flowers.
Borboletas esvoaçavam entre as flores.
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The bird fluttered its wings before taking off.
O pássaro agitou as asas antes de decolar.
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esvoaçar, palpitar

move or fall with a light, irregular, or trembling motion

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The curtains fluttered in the breeze.
As cortinas esvoaçavam na brisa.
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Her heart began to flutter with excitement.
O coração dela começou a palpitar de excitação.
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arrepio, bater

a quick, light, and irregular movement

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She felt a flutter in her stomach.
Ela sentiu um arrepio no estômago.
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There was a sudden flutter of wings as the birds took flight.
Houve um súbito bater de asas quando os pássaros levantaram voo.
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