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| génér. |
flutter; shimmy (Vorderräder); thrashing (Zappeln); wobble (Lenkung, Rad) |
| comm. |
flutter (mobile RT, audio record); jitter (audio, PCM) |
| sciences., transp. |
aerofoil flutter |
| soins.med. |
flutter |
| techn. |
fluttering; wobbling |
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| génér. |
flicker |
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| génér. |
be in a flap (fig.: sehr aufgeregt sein); chatter (Ski); flacker; flap its wings (mit den Flügeln schlagen); flicker (Blick); fly (Haare, Fäden im Wind); jitter; stream (Haare, Bänder etc. im Wind); thrash (zappeln, z. B. im Netz); tremble (zittern; z. B. Hände); wave; waver; stream; flit; shimmy |
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| génér. |
flitters; flutters; shimmies |
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| armes. |
tumble |
| chim. |
to flutter |
| parap. |
fli tter |
| soins.med. |
flutter |
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| agric., industr., constr. |
chatter; judder; shudder |
| expl. |
vibration |
| génie m. |
tramp |
| médic. |
flutter ft |
| métall. |
flapping |
| ordin. |
flutter (of a videoimage); overload; congestion |
| techn. |
flutter (Fluegel, Leitwerk); pulsation; whirling (Welle) |
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| génér. |
chatter |
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| génér. |
flap its wings |
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| génér. |
tremble |
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| génér. |
fly |
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flattern fig. : sehr aufgeregt sein adj. | |
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| génér. |
to be in a flap |
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| génér. |
thrash |
