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flutter kick N

flutter kick (swimming) SPORTS: Kraulbeinschlag m

in the PONS Dictionary

I. flut·ter [ˈflʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] VB intr

1. flutter (quiver):

flutter heart, stomach: flattern

2. flutter (flap):

flutter flags: flattern

flutter flags: wehen

flutter wings: flattern

3. flutter (fall):

to flutter somewhere: irgendwohin flattern

Phrases:

to make one's heart flutter: das Herz höher schlagen lassen

II. flut·ter [ˈflʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] VB trans

to flutter sth: etw flattern lassen

the bird fluttered its wings: der Vogel schlug mit den Flügeln

to flutter one's eyelashes/eyelids hum: mit den Wimpern/Augendeckeln klimpern inf

III. flut·ter [ˈflʌtəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] N

1. flutter usu sing Brit, Aus inf (bet):

flutter: kleine Wette

to have a flutter: ein paar Mark riskieren

2. flutter (flapping):

flutter: Flattern nt kein pl

3. flutter (nervousness):

flutter: Aufregung f <-, -en>

to put sth in a flutter: etw in Aufregung acc versetzen

to be all of a flutter: völlig aus dem Häuschen sein inf

I. kick [kɪk] N

1. kick:

kick (with foot): [Fuß]tritt m

kick (with foot): Stoß m <-es, Stö̱·ße>

kick (in sports): Schuss m <-es, Schụ̈s·se>

kick of a horse: Tritt m <-(e)s, -e>

that horse has quite a kick when nervous: dieses Pferd kann ganz schön ausschlagen, wenn es nervös ist

to need a kick up the arse [or backside] [or pants]: einen [kräftigen] Tritt in den Hintern nötig haben inf

to take a kick at a ball: einen Ball treten [o. inf kicken]

a kick in the teeth: ein Schlag m ins Gesicht fig

to give sth a kick: gegen etw acc treten

to take a kick at sb/sth: jdm/etw einen [Fuß]tritt versetzen

2. kick (exciting feeling):

kick: Nervenkitzel m <-s, ->

kick: Kick m inf

to do sth for kicks: etw wegen des Nervenkitzels tun

he gets a kick out of that: das macht ihm einen Riesenspaß

she gets her kicks by bungee jumping: sie holt sich ihren Kick beim Bungeespringen inf

to have a kick: eine berauschende Wirkung haben

watch out for the fruit punch, it's got a real kick: sei mit dem Früchtepunsch vorsichtig, der hat es in sich

the cocktail doesn't have much kick: der Cocktail ist nicht sehr stark

3. kick (trendy interest):

kick: Fimmel m <-s, -> inf

kick: Tick m <-(e)s, -s> inf

health food/fitness kick: Reformkost-/Fitnesstick m

he's on a religious kick: er ist [gerade] auf dem religiösen Trip inf

4. kick (complaint):

to have a kick about sth: an etw dat etwas auszusetzen haben

5. kick (gun jerk):

kick: Rückstoß m <-es, -stöße>

II. kick [kɪk] VB trans

1. kick (hit with foot):

to kick sb/sth: jdn/etw [mit dem Fuß] treten

to kick a ball: einen Ball schießen [o. inf kicken]

to kick a goal Brit: ein Tor schießen nt

to kick oneself fig: sich acc in den Hintern m beißen inf fig

2. kick (put):

to kick sth into high gear: etw auf Hochtouren bringen

to kick sth up a notch (stereo): etw ein wenig lauter stellen

to kick sth up a notch (ride): etw ein wenig beschleunigen

3. kick (get rid of):

to kick an accent: einen Akzent ablegen

to kick drinking/smoking: das Trinken/Rauchen aufgeben

to kick drugs: von Drogen runterkommen inf

to kick a habit: eine Gewohnheit aufgeben

she used to be a heavy smoker but she kicked the habit last year: sie war eine starke Raucherin, aber letztes Jahr hat sie damit aufgehört

Phrases:

to kick sb's ass Am inf!: jdm eine Abreibung verpassen inf

to kick some ass Am inf!: Terror machen inf

to kick ass Am inf!: haushoch gewinnen

to kick the bucket inf: abkratzen sl

to kick the bucket inf: ins Gras beißen inf

to kick sb when he/she is down: jdm den Rest geben inf

to be kicking one's heels Brit: ungeduldig warten

to kick sth into touch: etw auf einen späteren Zeitpunkt verschieben

to be kicked upstairs: durch Beförderung kaltgestellt werden inf

III. kick [kɪk] VB intr

1. kick horse:

kick (with foot): treten <tritt, trat, getreten>

kick (with foot): ausschlagen

kick (in a dance): das Bein hochwerfen

to kick at sb/sth: nach jdm/etw treten

2. kick esp Am (complain):

kick: meckern inf

kick: CH a. maulen

kick: A a. raunzen

to kick about sth: über etw acc meckern inf [o. A a. raunzen]

to kick about sth: an etw dat herummeckern

to kick against sb: sich acc gegen jdn auflehnen inf

to kick against sb: gegen jdn aufmucken

Phrases:

to be alive [or about] and kicking inf: gesund und munter [o. quicklebendig] sein

fig traditional jazz is still alive and kicking: der klassische Jazz ist immer noch quicklebendig

to kick against the pricks: widerborstig sein

to kick against the pricks: wider den Stachel löcken form FRG

to kick and scream about sth: sich acc heftig und lautstark über etw acc beschweren

Present
I	flutter
you	flutter
he/she/it	flutters
we	flutter
you	flutter
they	flutter

Past
I	fluttered
you	fluttered
he/she/it	fluttered
we	fluttered
you	fluttered
they	fluttered

Present Perfect
I	have	fluttered
you	have	fluttered
he/she/it	has	fluttered
we	have	fluttered
you	have	fluttered
they	have	fluttered

Past Perfect
I	had	fluttered
you	had	fluttered
he/she/it	had	fluttered
we	had	fluttered
you	had	fluttered
they	had	fluttered

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Hence, bridge design must ensure that flutter velocity will be higher than the maximum mean wind speed present at the site.

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The crest is a pediment with a flutter.

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Increasing trailing distance can increase stability at higher speeds for wheelchair racing, but may create flutter at lower speeds for everyday use.

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There is much argument about non-involvement in other ponies' problems from the flutter ponies.

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Other weighting curves are used in rumble measurement and flutter measurement to properly assess subjective effect.

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