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flitting
UK
/ˈflɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɪtɪŋ/
flitting about
flitting around
flitting by
flitting in
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flitting
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈflɪt.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɪt.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that moves lightly and swiftly or is fleeting.
Synonyms
fleeting
transient
ephemeral
momentary
temporary
flighty
fickle
capricious
restless
unsteady
fluttering
darting
skimming
skittering
flitting
noun
flittings
pl
UK
/ˈflɪtɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɪtɪŋ/
перелёт
The flitting of birds from tree to tree was a beautiful sight.
Перелёт птиц с дерева на дерево был красивым зрелищем.
перемещение
The flitting of shadows across the wall created an eerie atmosphere.
Перемещение теней по стене создавало жуткую атмосферу.
Additional translations
перелетание
Synonyms
fluttering
skimming
gliding
darting
swooping
flit
verb
flitting
Gerund
flitted
Past Simple
flitted
Past Participle
flitting
Gerund
UK
/flɪt/
US
/flɪt/
порхать
The butterfly flits from flower to flower.
Бабочка порхает с цветка на цветок.
перемещаться
She flits between different tasks throughout the day.
Она перемещается между разными задачами в течение дня.
перелетать
Birds flit across the sky at dawn.
Птицы перелетают по небу на рассвете.
Additional translations
перемахивать
Synonyms
dart
skitter
scurry
sprint
zigzag
flutter
glide
race
Definitions
flitting
gerund / present participle
Moving lightly and swiftly; fleeting or passing quickly.
She caught a flitting glimpse of the deer before it disappeared into the woods.
flitting
noun
A swift, light movement or the act of moving quickly and lightly from one place to another.
The flitting of the birds from tree to tree was a beautiful sight to behold.
A brief or fleeting visit or appearance.
Her flitting to the party was so brief that many guests didn't even notice she was there.
flit
verb
To move swiftly and lightly.
The butterfly flitted from flower to flower in the garden.
To change location or position quickly.
She flitted from one task to another without finishing any of them.
To pass quickly or abruptly from one place or condition to another.
His thoughts flitted from one idea to the next during the meeting.
To move one's residence or depart quickly and stealthily, especially at night to avoid creditors or obligations.
They had to flit in the small hours before the landlord came to collect the rent.
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