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I.flit [Brit flɪt, Am flɪt] N

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II.flit <forma in -ing flitting, pt, pp flitted> [Brit flɪt, Am flɪt] VB intr

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1. flit (fly):

flit, also flit about bird, bat, moth:

to flit from tree to tree

volare di albero in albero

2. flit (move quickly and lightly):

she was flitting about the house

si spostava velocemente per la casa

4. flit (move restlessly):

to flit from one thing to another

saltare da una cosa all'altra

to flit from one country to another

spostarsi continuamente da un paese all'altro

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to do a moonlight flit Brit inf

= scappare di notte senza pagare

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andarsene alla chetichella

to do a (moonlight) flit

partire insalutato ospite hum

to do a (moonlight) flit, to leave without saying goodbye

svolazzare insetto:

to flit

svolazzare da un tema all'altro

to flit from one subject to another

sfarfallare

sfarfallare fig

to flit hither and thither

partire insalutato ospite

to do a (moonlight) flit, to leave without saying goodbye

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flit <-tt-> [flɪt] VB intr

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to flit (around) bats, bees

to flit (around) people

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to flit

to flit (around) bats, bees

to flit (around) people

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Flitting through the grass as it forages for small insects. en.wikipedia.org

In general, honeyeaters prefer to flit quickly from perch to perch in the outer foliage, stretching up or sideways or hanging upside down at need. en.wikipedia.org

Two or three blurred objects flitted past the undercarriage, then they were down, with a slight bump. en.wikipedia.org

But those who died in an extraordinary/unnatural manner will flit about between heaven and the earth (uncertain place). en.wikipedia.org

She lived her life dramatically, flitting from man to man. en.wikipedia.org

At first, they flit over the larger bodies of water alone, in search of early flies. en.wikipedia.org

The subjects of his canvases fade from memory like iridescent soap bubbles flit from our vision. en.wikipedia.org

From a vantage point between two train cars coupled together, the countryside flits by as the train makes its way to the bridge. en.wikipedia.org

It advocates appreciating an art work in itself as opposed to a rapid, flitting witnessing of art common in a hectic societal setting. en.wikipedia.org

Fond of sunning themselves in the morning on bare top branches of tall trees, often flitting about to sit next to each other. en.wikipedia.org

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