Examples of using Fluttered in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
You will have fluttered.
It fluttered on the banners of the royal army.
They would have fluttered.
The sails fluttered in the wind.
They will have fluttered.
Her eyelids fluttered, and she coughed.
And from here, How much of the work is what Yuku and fluttered in the world.
And she fluttered her big fan, and applauded.
And no, there were no goats, if that's the look that just fluttered across your face.
Her eyelids fluttered closed as she inhaled their scent.
At times the whole valley started moving, all the plants fluttered in the same direction.
A small cabbage butterfly fluttered around me. Perhaps she was looking for food.
Reminisce about the unforgettable feeling of butterflies the first time your heart fluttered.
And at the minstrels' feast he fluttered through the halls of the Wartburg.
Sleep fluttered in his mind, using no force, but nonetheless he would have been unable to resist it.
Just last week, an invitation to the opening of"007 Elements" fluttered into the editorial office.
Odin's black ravens fluttered around the Goddess Saga and"whispered to her of the past and of the future.
Once he threw himself fearlessly from the roof of a sheep farm and fluttered wildly with his stumpy wings.
One day, an extraordinary woman fluttered into my life like a butterfly landing on my shoulder.
The pressure does not jump, the heart has stopped pounding,but before that the pressure often jumped and the heart fluttered.
The brass tailorbird fluttered across the room, perp ing urgently, and alighted on his shoulder.
One of the cathars loosed an arrow at the angel, but it fluttered uselessly over her shoulder.
To wait in heavy harness, On fluttered folk and wild- Your new-caught, sullen peoples, Half-devil and half-child.
Zajac was credited with the goal when a slap shot by defenseman MarekZidlicky bounced off Zajac's left shoulder and fluttered past Islanders goalie Evgeni Nabokov.
When the enquiry from the"Coatings Industry" fluttered through the door, I first had to look up what the"Coatings Industry" even is.
It fluttered before the lock, tiny wings blurred and snapping, and used its slim beak to press a series of blocks on its surface.
In 1848, when the revolution actually reached Germany,the German Tricolor fluttered a few miles further north on the Wolfsburg above Neustadt.
When the first orders fluttered in, Klaus and Marcus had to scrape together all the money they had to make the purchases.
It hung limp for a moment in mid-air, fluttered weirdly, stood full and decorous buttoning itself, and sat down in his chair.
Did you ever hear about the butterfly who fluttered its wings in Tunisia and caused a tsunami on the other side of the world?