intransitive. To make a sudden movement; to dart, spring; to start. Now rare (archaic in later use).
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| 释义 | the world > movement > motion in specific manner > sudden movement > make sudden movement [verb (intransitive)] (30) abraidOE intransitive. To make a sudden movement; to dart, spring; to start. Now rare (archaic in later use). braidc1275 intransitive. To start, usually out of sleep or a swoon; to awake; also to start or burst into motion; to rush, spring, or dart; figurative to… startc1275 intransitive. To move with a bound or sudden impulse from a position of rest or repose; (also) to come suddenly from or out of a place of… shunta1400 To start, move suddenly. Obsolete. rare. squitch1570 intransitive. To move suddenly and quickly; to flinch or wince. Obsolete. flirt1582 intransitive. To move with a jerk or spring; to spring, dart. Of a winged creature: To take short quick flights. Also with about, away, up. sprunt1601 intransitive. To move quickly or convulsively; to spring, start; to dart, to run. Cf. sprint, v. 1. ricochet1856 intransitive. figurative. To move or change sharply, esp. from one condition or state to another. Frequently with adverbs. Subcategories:— as result of emotion (3) — to avoid a danger (1) — specifically of inanimate things (2) — move suddenly and violently (1) — jerk (8) — jolt (1) — make spasmodic movement (5) — move suddenly with flailing action (1) |
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