Examples of using Flit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Sasha Flit Indie.
In and out in flits.
A shadow flits before me.
Well, let's see if it flits.
Flit is what butterflies do.
I have no idea where I flit in.
My eyes flit everywhere in the room.
If they need to do a little flitting.
Your eye flits from young to younger still.
Beside a hearth where no dim shadows flit.
Flit from place to place, not really a plan.
You know, test a few more flowers. Flit.
Flitted in a manly way, just so we're clear.
Day and night, visions flitted before him.
She flits, she flies♪♪ She twirls in the air♪.
They spend their time flitting from flower to flower.
Flitting out of his cave like a winged messenger.
Don't see many of those flitting about the halls anymore.
As flitting personalities, today one person, tomorrow another- we are.
We use the expression"butterfly" for a man who flits from flower to flower.
He flits from composer to composer, mocking a carefully considered program, because the"1812 Overture".
I would walk a mile for a Camel" or"Quick, Henry, the Flit"?
(LAUGHING)♪ Cover does a moonlight flit♪ Half your cast disappears, but the crowd still cheers.
They flit rapidly, almost insectlike, from one spot to the next, and can even fly backwards.
I don't want to see four or five swanees,” says the director,referring to the bevy of beautiful birds who flit through the play.
More than 200 species flit within its borders, including toucans, trogons, and the elusive quetzal.
The ad helped jump start his career as a commercial artist and copywriter and became part of one of the longest-running campaigns in advertising history, built around the line“Quick,Henry, the Flit!”.
The worries may flit from one cause to another like family, relationships, work problems, finances, health or other problems.
(Laughter)"That is to say, your thoughts and words flit and dart, disconcertedly elusive at times, but when caught and examined-- ahh, such a wonder, such a delightful reward.
Many species of birds flit through the trees, including Jamaica's national bird, the doctor bird, also called the swallow-tailed hummingbird.