- flit
- flit
past tense, past participle - flitted; verb(to move quickly and lightly from place to place: Butterflies flitted around in the garden.) revolotear, mover- flittingflittr[flɪt]noun1 (escape) escapadaintransitive verb (pt & pp flitted, ger flitting)1 (birds, insects) revolotear, volar; (people) mover■ the bird flitted from one tree to another el pájaro revoloteaba de árbol en árbol■ she flits from one subject to another salta de un tema a otro\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto do a moonlight flit irse a la chita callandoflit ['flɪt] vi, flitted ; flitting1) : revolotear2)to flit about : ir y venir rápidamenteflitv.• pasar rápidamente v.• revolotear v.• volar v.
I flɪtintransitive verb -tt- \<\<bird/butterfly/bat\>\> revolotearshe flitted from room to room — iba y venía de una habitación a otra
he continually flits from one topic to the next — salta continuamente de un tema a otro
II
noun (BrE)[flɪt]to do a (moonlight) flit — (colloq) largarse*
1.VI [bat, butterfly] revolotearto flit in/out — [person] entrar/salir precipitadamente
she flits from one job to another — salta de un trabajo a otro
2.N- do a* * *
I [flɪt]intransitive verb -tt- \<\<bird/butterfly/bat\>\> revolotearshe flitted from room to room — iba y venía de una habitación a otra
he continually flits from one topic to the next — salta continuamente de un tema a otro
II
noun (BrE)to do a (moonlight) flit — (colloq) largarse*
English-spanish dictionary. 2013.
