wordreference.com 오늘의 영단어: Flutter

 

Intermediate+ Word of the Day: flutter – WordReference Word of the Day

 

To flutter means ‘to wave or flap about’ and, if we are talking about birds or other winged creatures, ‘to flap the wings or to fly flapping them.’ Generally speaking, to move in quick and irregular motions is also to flutter and so is to follow an aimless course. If a heart flutters, it means it beats quickly. As a noun, a flutter is fluttering movement, and also a state of excitement or agitation or a sudden commotion.

펄~럭! 국뽕에 태극기가 펄럭!!

Example sentences

• The flag fluttered in the breeze. 깃발이 산들바람에 팔락팔락
• A moth fluttered around the light. 나방~~~이 불빛 주위를 알짱거리는 구만..
• I watched my mother in the kitchen, her hands fluttering as she moved from one task to the next.
• The fall leaves were fluttering down from the trees. 낙엽이 흩날리다.
• When he saw Charlotte, Adam's heart began to flutter. 샤롯데를 본순간, 그의 심장은 선덕선덕
• I saw a flutter from the corner of my eye and turned to see that a butterfly had landed on the table.
• Everyone was in a flutter about the important visitor.