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flut.ter (obj) MOVEH5flQt7E5, $5flQt7Lvto (cause to) make a series of quick delicate movements up and down or from side to side飘动，飘扬，晃动Somewhere a band was playing and brightly coloured flags were fluttering in the breeze. [I]什么地方一支乐队在演奏，鲜艳的彩旗在微风中飘动。Leaves fluttered down onto the path. [I]树叶飘落在小径上。Butterflies fluttered about in the sunshine. [I]蝴蝶在阳光下飞舞。A white bird poised on a wire and fluttered its wings. [T]一只白鸟停在电线上，拍动着翅膀。I could hear the fluttering of the birds'wings on the roof.我可以听到屋顶上鸟的翅膀扑扑拍打的声音。If your heart flutters it beats irregularly and faster than usual for a short while. [I](心脏)不规则地快速跳动(fig.) You might say that someone makes your heart flutter if you find them very physically attractive and you feel excited when you see or talk to them.(因激动等)心脏跳动得厉害James has been making hearts flutter ever since he joined the company. [I]詹姆士自从加入那公司后一直让人倾心。People sometimes say that their stomach flutters when they get an uncomfortable feeling in their stomach because they are nervous.胃难受，倒胃口Every time I think about my exams my stomach flutters! [I]每每想起考试我就胃不舒服。(humorous) If a girl or woman flutters her eyelashes at a man she uses her charm and attractiveness to persuade him to do something for her.(女性闪动睫毛)以魅力促使(男性)为其效劳Go and flutter your eyelashes at the barman, Janet, and see if you can get him to serve us.珍妮特，去对那酒保展示一下魅力，看看你能否让他来给我们服务服务。
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