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Definition
Synonym
knattern
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Flattern
n
; Knattern
n
flap
Flattern
n
, Knattern
n
flap
das Knattern Rattern von Maschinengewehren
the crackle of machine guns
knistern;
knattern
v
electr.
knisternd;
knattern
d
geknistert; geknattert
to crack; to sizzle
cracking; sizzling
cracked; sizzled
Rattatatam
n
; Rattern
n
; Knattern
n
; Trommeln
n
das Rattatatam der Trommel des Zuges
das Knattern der Maschinengewehre
das unablässige Trommeln des Regens
rataplan
the rataplan of the drum train
the rataplan of the machine-guns
the incessant rataplan of the rain
rasseln; scheppern;
knattern
v
rasselnd; scheppernd;
knattern
d
gerasselt; gescheppert; geknattert
rasselt; scheppert; knattert
rasselte; schepperte; knatterte
an der Tür rütteln
to rattle
rattling
rattled
rattles
rattled
to rattle at the door
rasseln, scheppern,
knattern
v
rasselnd, scheppernd,
knattern
d
gerasselt, gescheppert, geknattert
rasselt, scheppert, knattert
rasselte, schepperte, knatterte
an der Tür rütteln
to rattle
rattling
rattled
rattles
rattled
to rattle at the door
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Englische
flap Synonyme
flap
Bedlam let loose
ado
agitation
applique
argument
bag
bang
baste
batter
beat
beating
bedlam
bicker
bilge
blain
blast
bleb
blister
blob
bluster
bobbery
boil
boiling
boss
bother
botheration
bow
box
brandish
brawl
broil
brouhaha
bubble
buffet
bulb
bulge
bulla
bump
bunch
burl
burst
bust
bustle
button
cacophony
cahot
cascade
chaos
charivari
chine
chirm
churn
clamor
clangor
clap
clash
clatter
clump
coat
coating
collop
commotion
condyle
confusion
conturbation
convex
covering
crack
crash
crump
cuff
cut
daggle
dance
dangle
deal
depend
din
discomposure
discord
disk
disorder
dispute
disquiet
disquietude
distress
disturbance
dither
donnybrook
dowel
drabble
drag
draggle
drape
droop
drub
drunken brawl
dustup
ear
ebullition
embroilment
excitement
fall
fanaticism
feery-fary
ferment
fermentation
feuille
fever
feverishness
fidgetiness
fidgets
film
fit
flail
flange
flap
ping
flaunt
flick
flicker
flip
flit
flitter
float
flop
flourish
flow
flurry
fluster
flusteration
flustration
flutter
flutteration
flutteriness
fly
foil
fold
foment
fomentation
foofaraw
fracas
free-for-all
frenzy
fret
fume
furor
furore
fury
fuss
fussiness
gall
gnarl
go pitapat
gutter
hammer
handle
hang
hang down
hell broke loose
hill
howl
hubbub
hue and cry
hullabaloo
hump
hunch
hurly-burly
imbrication
inquietude
jangle
jitters
jog
joggle
jumpiness
knob
knock
knot
knur
knurl
lambaste
lamella
lamina
laminated glass
laminated wood
lap
lappet
larrup
lash
lather
leaf
lip
loop
lop
loud noise
lump
maelstrom
malaise
maul
membrane
moil
mole
mountain
nerviness
nervosity
nervousness
nevus
nod
noise
noise and shouting
nub
nubbin
nubble
oscillate
oscillation
outcry
overlap
overlapping
overlay
overlayer
palpitate
palpitation
pandemonium
pane
panel
panic
papilloma
passion
paste
patina
patter
peel
peg
p
flap
per
Australian crawl
aide-memoire
aquaplaning
aquatics
backstroke
balneation
bathe
bathing
breaststroke
butterfly
crawl
cue
diving
dog paddle
fin
fishtail
flipper
floating
hint
jogger
memorandum
natation
prompt
prompter
prompting
remembrance
remembrancer
reminder
sidestroke
surfboarding
surfing
swim
swimming
tickler
treading water
wading
waterskiing
knattern Definition
Flap
(
v.
)
Anything
broad
and
limber
that
hangs
loose,
or
that
is
attached
by
one
side
or
end
and
is
easily
moved
Flap
(
v.
)
A
hinged
leaf,
as
of
a
table
or
shutter.
Flap
(
v.
)
The
motion
of
anything
broad
and
loose,
or
a
stroke
or
sound
made
with
it
Flap
(
v.
)
A
disease
in
the
lips
of
horses.
Flap
(
n.
)
To
beat
with
a
flap
Flap
(
n.
)
To
move,
as
something
broad
and
flap
like
Flap
(
v.
i.)
To
move
as
do
wings,
or
as
something
broad
or
loose
Flap
(
v.
i.)
To
fall
and
hang
like
a
flap
,
as
the
brim
of
a
hat,
or
other
broad
thing.
Flap
-eared
(
a.
)
Having
broad,
loose,
dependent
ears.
Flap
-mouthed
(
a.
)
Having
broad,
hangling
lips.
Flip-
flap
(
n.
)
The
repeated
stroke
of
something
long
and
loose.
Flip-
flap
(
adv.
)
With
repeated
strokes
and
noise,
as
of
something
long
and
loose.
flap Bedeutung
flap
any
broad
thin
and
limber
covering
attached
at
one
edge,
hangs
loose
or
projects
freely,
he
wrote
on
the
flap
of
the
envelope
flap
flap
s
a
movable
airfoil
that
is
part
of
an
aircraft
wing,
used
to
increase
lift
or
drag
landing
flap
a
flap
on
the
underside
of
the
wing
that
is
lowered
to
slow
the
plane
for
landing
pocket
flap
a
flap
that
covers
the
access
to
a
pocket
tent-fly
rainfly
fly
sheet
fly
tent
flap
flap
consisting
of
a
piece
of
canvas
that
can
be
drawn
back
to
provide
entrance
to
a
tent
flap
a
movable
piece
of
tissue
partly
connected
to
the
body
flap
flap
ping
flutter
fluttering
the
motion
made
by
flap
ping
up
and
down
dither
pother
fuss
tizzy
flap
an
excited
state
of
agitation,
he
was
in
a
dither,
there
was
a
terrible
flap
about
the
theft
flap
pronounce
with
a
flap
,
of
alveolar
sounds
slam
flap
down
throw
violently,
He
slammed
the
book
on
the
table
dither
flap
pother
make
a
fuss,
be
agitated
flap
move
noisily,
flags
flap
ped
in
the
strong
wind
roll
a
undulate
flap
wave
move
in
a
wavy
pattern
or
with
a
rising
and
falling
motion,
The
curtains
undulated,
the
waves
rolled
towards
the
beach
beat
flap
move
with
a
flap
ping
motion,
The
bird's
wings
were
flap
ping
beat
flap
move
with
a
thrashing
motion,
The
bird
flap
ped
its
wings,
The
eagle
beat
its
wings
and
soared
high
into
the
sky
flip-
flap
with
repeated
strokes
and
noise,
something
going
flip-
flap
in
the
night
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