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flutter

ˈflʌtə

verb

trzepotać

tʂɛˈpɔtat͡ɕ· czasownik
Also
łopotaćdrżeć
Definition

To move or cause to move with a light, rapid, and irregular motion, often referring to wings, flags, or a heart.

Examples
The birds fluttered their wings as they took flight.
Ptaki trzepotały skrzydłami, gdy wzbijały się w powietrze.
The flag fluttered gently in the breeze.
Flaga delikatnie łopotała na wietrze.
Her heart began to flutter with excitement.
Jej serce zaczęło drżeć z ekscytacji.
Synonyms
flapquivertremble
Collocations
flutter wingsflag flutterheart flutter

noun

trzepot

ˈtʂɛpɔt· rzeczownik
Also
łopocenie(n)drżenie(n)
Definition

A quick, light, and irregular movement, or a state of nervous excitement.

Examples
She felt a flutter of excitement before the performance.
Czuła drżenie ekscytacji przed występem.
There was a sudden flutter of wings in the bushes.
W krzakach rozległ się nagły trzepot skrzydeł.
Synonyms
quivertremorshiver
Collocations
a flutter of excitementnervous fluttera flutter of wings
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