-
1 mariposear
• flutist• flutter around• have many guests at home• have many resources• philander -
2 flautista
f. & m.flautist.* * *1 flute player, flautist (US flutist)\el Flautista de Hamelín the Pied Piper of Hamelin* * *noun mf.* * *SMF flautist, flute player, flutist (EEUU)* * *masculino y femenino flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)* * *= piper.Ex. When Queen Victoria died two personal pipers took part in the first stage of her funeral procession.----* flautista de Hamelín, el = Pied Piper (of Hamelin), the.* * *masculino y femenino flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)* * *= piper.Ex: When Queen Victoria died two personal pipers took part in the first stage of her funeral procession.
* flautista de Hamelín, el = Pied Piper (of Hamelin), the.* * *el flautista de Hamelin the Pied Piper of Hamelin* * *
flautista sustantivo masculino y femenino
flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)
flautista mf Mús flautist, US flutist, flute player
* * *flautista nmfflautist, US flutistel flautista de Hamelín the Pied Piper of Hamelin* * *m/f flautist;el flautista de Hamelin the Pied Piper of Hamelin* * *flautista nmf: flute player, flutist -
3 flauta
f.flute (Music).flauta (dulce) recorderflauta travesera transverse flute* * *1 (instrumento) flute1 (músico) flautist (US flutist), flute player\sonar la flauta to happen by chance, be a lucky flukeflauta de Pan pipes plural of Panflauta dulce recorderflauta travesera flute, transverse flute, cross flute* * *noun f.* * *1. SF- sonó la flauta por casualidad2) (=barra de pan) French stick, baguette3) LAm2.SMF flautist, flute player, flutist (EEUU)* * *Ifemenino (Mús) flutesonar la flauta (por casualidad) — (Esp)
IIsonó la flauta! — what a fluke!
masculino y femenino flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)* * *= flute.Ex. He notes that among the instruments played are a kettledrum, a flute, a fiddle, a harp, and a pair of cymbals.* * *Ifemenino (Mús) flutesonar la flauta (por casualidad) — (Esp)
IIsonó la flauta! — what a fluke!
masculino y femenino flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)* * *= flute.Ex: He notes that among the instruments played are a kettledrum, a flute, a fiddle, a harp, and a pair of cymbals.
* * *A ( Mús) flutesonar la flauta (por casualidad): ¿sabías de verdad la respuesta o es que sonó la flauta por casualidad? did you really know the answer or was it a lucky guess o ( colloq) a fluke?si le suena la flauta, gana if he gets a bit of luck, he'll winCompuestos:recordertransverse flute( Esp) transverse fluteB (pan) French stick, baguette* * *
flauta sustantivo femenino (Mús) flute;
■ sustantivo masculino y femenino
flute player, flutist (AmE), flautist (BrE)
flauta
I sustantivo femenino flute
flauta dulce o de pico, recorder
flauta travesera, flute
II mf flute player
' flauta' also found in these entries:
English:
flute
- panpipes
- pipe
- recorder
- loaf
* * *♦ nfflauta (travesera) flute;sonar la flauta (por casualidad): compré un décimo por si sonaba la flauta I bought a tenth of a lottery ticket on the off-chance I might get lucky;me sonó la flauta y acerté todas las preguntas by a sheer fluke I answered all the questions right;CSur Famde la gran flauta: hace un frío de la gran flauta it's Br flipping o US goddamn freezing;tiene una casa de la gran flauta he's got one hell of a house;¡(la gran) flauta! good grief!, good heavens!flauta de pico recorder Esp [bocadillo] Br filled baguette, US submarine (sandwich)♦ nmf[músico] flautist* * *f1 MÚS flute2 Méxfried taco* * *flauta nf1) : flute2)flauta dulce : recorder* * *flauta n flute -
4 txistulari
-
5 cepillo bocel
• fluted cylinder• flutist• moulding plane
См. также в других словарях:
Flutist — Flut ist, n. [Cf. F. fl[^u]tiste.] A performer on the flute; a flautist. Busby. [1913 Webster] 2. To move with quick vibrations or undulations; as, a sail flutters in the wind; a fluttering fan. [1913 Webster] 3. To move about briskly,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
flutist — c.1600, probably from Fr. flûtiste; replaced M.E. flouter (early 13c., from O.Fr. flauteor) and is preferred in U.S. The British preference is FLAUTIST (Cf. flautist) (q.v.), a Continental reborrowing that returns the original diphthong … Etymology dictionary
flutist — ► NOUN US ▪ a flute player. ORIGIN Italian flautista, from flauto flute … English terms dictionary
flutist — [flo͞ot′ist] n. a person who plays the flute; flautist … English World dictionary
flutist — UK [ˈfluːtɪst] / US [ˈflutɪst] noun [countable] Word forms flutist : singular flutist plural flutists American a flautist … English dictionary
flutist — flautist, flutist Flutist is the older term (17c) for a player of the flute, and is still preferred in AmE. Flautist was adapted from the Italian word flautista in 1860, and is now the more usual form in BrE … Modern English usage
flutist — flut|ist [ flutıst ] noun count AMERICAN see FLUTE … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
flutist — [[t]flu͟ːtɪst[/t]] flutists N COUNT A flutist is someone who plays the flute. [AM] (in BRIT, use flautist) … English dictionary
Flutist Wren — Illustration (lower bird) Conservation status … Wikipedia
flutist wren — paprastoji fleitinė karietaitė statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas atitikmenys: lot. Microcerculus ustulatus angl. flutist wren vok. Flötenzaunkönig, m rus. обыкновенный крапивник флейтист, m pranc. troglodyte flûtiste, m ryšiai: platesnis… … Paukščių pavadinimų žodynas
flutist — noun Date: 1603 one who plays a flute … New Collegiate Dictionary