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scappa

scutter [Brit ˈskʌtə, Am ˈskədər] N

scutter → scurry

I. scurry [Brit ˈskʌri, Am ˈskəri] N U

the scurry of feet
il rumore di passi affrettati

II. scurry [Brit ˈskʌri, Am ˈskəri] VB intr

scurry
affrettarsi
scurry
precipitarsi
to scurry across
attraversare di fretta
to scurry along, into
precipitarsi lungo, in
to scurry to and fro
correre su e giù
to scurry to and fro between the kitchen and the living room
correre in continuazione dalla cucina alla sala
to scurry away, to scurry off
scappare, fuggire

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They are arboreal and scurry through the leaves like rodents in search of berries, fruit and buds.
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It scurries off to work on a web-y mass of flesh and bone against a wall.
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Once the pocket mouse has filled its cheeks with the seeds, it will scurry down into its burrow to unload its provisions.
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He scurried over the surface of the water, but found no solid place to rest.
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The boys flee the saloon, and scurry away to hideout outside of town.
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