flutter
Found in thesaurus: motion,
movement,
arrhythmia,
wave,
travel rapidly,
zip,
move back and forth,
flap,
pound,
blink,
nictitate
flutter
v.
revolotear, agitarse, aletear rápidamente, mariposear, moverse rápidamente, moverse tremulantemente, ondular
s.
ondulación; revoloteo, agitación, aleteo; palpitación
flutter
v.- vibrar | centellear | aletear | agitar | revolotear | palpitar | latir
s.- vibración | centelleo | aleteo | agitación | nerviosismo | conmoción | arritmia cardíaca
flutter
titilación
frequency flutter
(Acoust) vibración de frecuencia
flutter1
(n.) = revuelo, alboroto.
Ex: He was such a handsome man that there must have been a flutter among the young ladies of the congregation when he first made his appearance.
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* all (of) a-flutter = todo nervioso, todo azorado, todo nervioso, todo azorado.
* be (all) in a flutter = estar (todo) nervioso, ponerse (todo) nervioso, azorarse, acelerarse.
* cause + a flutter = causar un revuelo.
* in a flutter = aturdido, azorado, confuso, nervioso.
flutter2
(n.) = aleteo, revoloteo, pestañeo.
Ex: The sail just sat limp with barely a flutter.
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* atrial flutter = aleteo auricular.
* flutter + Posesivo + eyelashes = batir las pestañas.
* flutter + Posesivo + eyes = batir las pestañas.
flutter3
(n.) = palpitación.
Ex: For the past two weeks my right ear has an occasional inner flutter and it affects my vision in the right eye.
flutter4
(n.) = vibración.
Ex: The gauge has a flutter that is accompanied with a buzzing at times.
flutter5
(n.) = apuesta.
Ex: At some point in the race's history, since the first running in 1839, it became an event we couldn't let pass without having a flutter.
flutter6
(v.) = tremolar, ondear, aletear, revolotear, agitarse, palpitar.
Ex: Above the columns, weighing a total of 37000 kgs, is the impressive draping, decorated with festoons that seem to flutter in the breeze.
flutter
s.- [Med] aleteo | [Med] flúter --Diorki--
PAFL
= paroxymal atrial flutter
[Med] aleteo auricular paroxístico (ALAP)