Examples of using Fluttered in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
My heart fluttered.
Fluttered above the water.
My… my heart… fluttered.
Sister fluttered so happy and contented.
While God's spirit fluttered.
Your belt fluttered in the breeze.
I'm sorry. I'm just a bit fluttered.
The pigeons fluttered silver, confused, night.
Listen without getting all fluttered.
But the breath of The Creator fluttered against the face of the void, whispering.
She was so reassuring, my heart fluttered.
At the same time, I fluttered a butterfly!
When I saw my picture in your wallet, my heart fluttered.
Simulation of mist, clouds fluttered among the audience.
I'm asking if you developed any feelings towards her, or if your heart fluttered.
Simulation of mist, clouds fluttered among the audience.
Between the alley and the stairwell a strong draught came up, the curtains on thewindow flew around, the newspapers on the table swished, and individual sheets fluttered down over the floor.
Simulation of mist, clouds fluttered among the audience.
An incredible story, in the reality of which the participants still doubt- Dmitry Olegovich, is it possible?- Witha red folder and a joyful smile, the commercial director, cutie Ksenia Andreyevna, fluttered into the office.
Metaphorical butterflies fluttered around my stomach on berry intact vines.
Drivers were playing Abkhaz songs, Abkhaz flags fluttered from car windows.
It hung limp for a moment in mid-air, fluttered weirdly, stood full and decorous buttoning itself, and sat down in his chair.
Irka, flushed from the light frost,having thrown off her fur coat, fluttered into the room.- Hello.- Fun.
Did you ever hear about the butterfly who fluttered its wings in Tunisia and caused a tsunami on the other side of the world?
In 1926 Ernst Benkard published Das ewige Antlitz, a book about 126 death masks, writing about our subject that she is"like a delicate butterfly to us, who,carefree and exhilarated, fluttered right into the lamp of life, scorching her fine wings.
There too the turtle doves sat over the spring, or fluttered from bough to bough of the soft white pines over my head; or the red squirrel, coursing down the nearest bough, was particularly familiar and inquisitive.
Tall, with short dark brown hair and eyes that fluttered the girls, meeting his gaze.
When she quickly rode down the main street fluttered her short skirt in the wind.
Kite flutters over her;
Birds- fluttering and flew.