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Detailed Translations for flutter from English to German

flutter:

to flutter verb (flutters, fluttered, fluttering)

  1. to flutter (wave; flap; blow; snap)
    wappern; flattern
    • wappern verb
    • flattern verb (flattre, flatterst, flattert, flatterte, flattertet, geflattert)
  2. to flutter (ruckle; rattle)
    klappern
    • klappern verb (klappere, klapperst, klappert, klapperte, klappertet, geklappert)

Conjugations for flutter:

present
  1. flutter
  2. flutter
  3. flutters
  4. flutter
  5. flutter
  6. flutter
simple past
  1. fluttered
  2. fluttered
  3. fluttered
  4. fluttered
  5. fluttered
  6. fluttered
present perfect
  1. have fluttered
  2. have fluttered
  3. has fluttered
  4. have fluttered
  5. have fluttered
  6. have fluttered
past continuous
  1. was fluttering
  2. were fluttering
  3. was fluttering
  4. were fluttering
  5. were fluttering
  6. were fluttering
future
  1. shall flutter
  2. will flutter
  3. will flutter
  4. shall flutter
  5. will flutter
  6. will flutter
continuous present
  1. am fluttering
  2. are fluttering
  3. is fluttering
  4. are fluttering
  5. are fluttering
  6. are fluttering
subjunctive
  1. be fluttered
  2. be fluttered
  3. be fluttered
  4. be fluttered
  5. be fluttered
  6. be fluttered
diverse
  1. flutter!
  2. let's flutter!
  5. fluttered
  6. fluttering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

flutter [the ~] nomen

  1. the flutter
    Gejammer; Geleier

Translation Matrix for flutter:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Gejammer flutter complaining; complaint; grumbling; harping on; lamentation; lamentations; making complaints; moaning; nagging; wailing
Geleier flutter babble; balderdash; baloney; beefing; bleating; bull; burble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; drivel; empty talk; fight; gabble; game of rough-and-tumble; gibberish; harping on; hot air; jabber; jaw; moaning; nagging; piffle; prattle; romp; romping; rot; rubbish; twaddle; waffle; yacking
- commotion; disruption; disturbance; flap; flapping; flicker; fluttering; hoo-ha; hoo-hah; hurly burly; kerfuffle; to-do; waver
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
flattern blow; flap; flutter; snap; wave alter; change; create; heave; interchange; invent; make; roll; switch; transform; vary; wobble
klappern flutter; rattle; ruckle clack; clang; clapper; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling
wappern blow; flap; flutter; snap; wave
- bat; dart; fleet; flicker; flit; flitter; palpitate; quiver; waver

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Related Definitions for "flutter":

  1. the act of moving back and forth1
  2. the motion made by flapping up and down1
  3. a disorderly outburst or tumult1
  4. abnormally rapid beating of the auricles of the heart (especially in a regular rhythm); can result in heart block1
  5. wink briefly1
  6. move back and forth very rapidly1
  7. beat rapidly1
  8. move along rapidly and lightly; skim or dart1
  9. flap the wings rapidly or fly with flapping movements1
    • The seagulls fluttered overhead1

Wiktionary Translations for flutter:

flutter
verb
  1. to flap the wings without flying
  2. to flap or wave quickly
flutter
verb
  1. sich mit schnellen Flügelschlägen fortbewegen
  2. von einer flächigen Struktur: sich schnell hin und her (bzw. auf und ab) bewegen
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• flutter → Ruhelosigkeit; allgemeine körperliche Unruhe; Agitation ↔ agitatie — opwinding
• flutter → flirten; herumflattern; liebeln; tändeln ↔ voltiger — voler à petites et fréquentes reprises, sans aucune direction déterminée.

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