flit
flit 英 [flɪt] 美 [flɪt]
vi. 掠过；轻快地飞；移居 n. 轻快的飞行；搬家
进行时:flitting 过去式:flitted 过去分词:flitted 第三人称单数:flits 名词复数:flits
- A flit is a quick movement. You might flit around a crowded party, greeting everyone briefly with some light-hearted chatter and moving on quickly.
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- vi. 掠过；轻快地飞；移居
- n. 轻快的飞行；搬家
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1. You watch your thoughts, perceptions, and emotions flit through your mind without getting involved.
你看着你的念头、感知和情绪掠过你的头脑而并不牵涉其中。
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2. When it comes to complex scenes, for example, Westerners focus on central objects but East Asians also flit their eyes across the backgrounds.
比如，当人们遇到复杂的场景，西方人会专注核心的物体，而东方亚洲人的目光还是会掠过那些背景信息。
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3. Although thoughts which flit through the mind may be good, bad, or indifferent -- mostly the latter -- the mind does not usually hold on to any one of them sufficiently long to learn its nature.
虽然，在脑海中掠过的想法是好的或者是无关紧要的——大多数是后者——大脑往往不能对它们中的任何一个坚持足够长的时间去认识它的本质。
- 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 root *pleu- "to flow." 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)
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