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小词详解 | flit
flit 英 [flɪt] 美 [flɪt]
That arrangement suited many workers, who preferred the stability of permanent employment to the alternative of flitting between short-term contracts, which they would also find difficult to organise.
这种安排对许多工人来说很合适,他们更喜欢长期就业的稳定性,而不是辗转在短期合同之间。工人要把各种短期工作安排好也并非易事。
——《经济学人》Patients might flit their eyes back and forth, following a therapist's finger or stare at bursts of light on alternating sides of a screen.
患者可能会跟着治疗师的手指来回摆动眼睛,或者盯着屏幕两侧交替的闪光。
——《纽约时报》
[动词] 迅速轻快地移动
岁月飞逝。
Time flitted by.他频繁跳槽。
He flits from one job to another.他脸上掠过一丝惊慌。
A look of panic flitted across his face.
我父母每次迁居,我都得换学校。
I had to change schools every time my parents flitted.
晚上/半夜潜逃
do a moonlight/midnight flit
In these lengthened vigils, his brain often reeled, and visions seemed to flit before him; perhaps seen doubtfully, and by a faint light of their own, in the remote dimness of the chamber, or more vividly and close beside him, within the looking-glass.
在长夜不眠的祈祷之中,他的头脑时常晕眩,似乎有许多幻象在他眼前飞舞;这些幻象有时在内室的昏暗中自身发着微光,看着似有似无,有时则出现在镜子之中,近在咫尺,显得更清晰些。
flitter: move quickly in an apparently random or purposeless manner flicker: make small, quick movements; flutter rapidly flutter: (of a bird or other winged creature) fly unsteadily or hover by flapping the wings quickly and lightly