flit

• vi.かすめる；勢いよく飛ぶ；動く
• n. きびきびと飛ぶ；動く
• n.(Flit)人名；(Rus)Flit.

または、子音クラスターbl,flから直接、投げる、羽ばたく、擬音語、語源的にはflap,flabby,flagと同じ。

flit

flit: see float

flit (v.)

c. 1200, flitten, flytten, flutten "convey, move (a thing) from one place to another, take, carry away," also intransitive, "go away, move, migrate," from Old Norse flytja "to remove, bring," from Proto-Germanic *flutjan- "to float," from extended form of PIE *pleu- "to flow" (see pluvial). Intransitive sense "move lightly and swiftly" is from early 15c.; from c. 1500 as "remove from one habitation to another" (originally Northern English and Scottish)

Theire desire ... is to goe to theire newe masters eyther on a Tewsday, or on a Thursday; for ... they say Munday flitte, Neaver sitte. [Henry Best, farming & account book, 1641]

Related: Flitted; flitting. As a noun, "a flitting, a removal," from 1835.

1. He 's prone to flit between subjects with amazing ease.

彼は簡単に話題を変えることが多い。

2.Birds flit about in the sky.

鳥が空を飛び回っている.

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3.Bats flit about in the twilight.

コウモリが夕闇の中を飛び回っている。

4.The slave flit -flop is being set or reset.

スレーブフリップフロップがセットアップおよびリセット中です。

5.A few colourful dragon-flies even carne to flit over the puddeles in the tenement yard.

大雑院の水たまりにも様々なトンボがいくつか来ている。