butterflied

UK
/ˈbʌtəflaɪd/
US
/ˈbʌtərflaɪd/
butterflynoun
Definizioni
An insect with two pairs of large, typically colorful wings that are covered with tiny scales.
The garden was filled with butterflies fluttering from flower to flower.
A swimming stroke performed on the chest with both arms moving in a circular motion while the legs perform a dolphin kick.
She won the race with her powerful butterfly stroke.
A feeling of nervousness or excitement in the stomach.
He had butterflies in his stomach before giving the presentation.
A person who moves lightly from one social activity, place, or interest to another; a social butterfly.
Ever the office butterfly, Jake talked with everyone by the coffee machine.
butterflyverb

butterflied

Past Simple

butterflied
Past Simple
butterflied
Past Participle
butterflying
Gerund
UK
/ˈbʌtəflaɪ/
US
/ˈbʌtərflaɪ/
Traduzioni
The children watched the butterfly flutter from flower to flower.
Дети наблюдали, как бабочка порхает с цветка на цветок.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
Definizioni
To split open and spread apart, typically referring to meat or fish, so that it resembles the shape of a butterfly.
The chef decided to butterfly the chicken breast before grilling it.
To move in a light, carefree manner, often flitting from one thing to another.
She would butterfly from one hobby to another, never settling on just one.
butterflyadjective
Definizioni
Having the shape, pattern, or qualities of a butterfly; decorated with butterflies.
She wore a butterfly dress covered in vivid colors.