aflutter [əˈflʌtə] ПРИЛ. pred
- his heart was aflutter
- el corazón le latía con fuerza
- everyone was aflutter with excitement
- estaban todos alborotados
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Gone are the days when it was a clothes shopping haul alone that set our hearts aflutter; today, we go gaga for interiors too.
www.image.ie Just seeing him or her was enough to set your heart aflutter and give you butterflies in the pit of your stomach.
www.winnipegfreepress.com Unlike romantic passions, the pursuit that becomes a reason to get up in the morning doesn't appear across the room, setting your heart aflutter.
www.huffingtonpost.com The sight of general managers refilling printer trays may send egalitarian hearts aflutter but the productivity benefits are less clear cut.
bluenotes.anz.com A certain segment of the community is aflutter with calligraphers and florists.
news.nationalpost.com