scampered
ˈskæmpərd
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Definition of scampered - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

movementdone with quick, light steps in hurried motion
  • They made a scampered escape through the alley.
  • They followed a scampered trail through the wet leaves.
  • Her scampered dash left footprints across the sand.
bed and breakfast guesthouse
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Origin of scampered

Middle English, scamperen (run away)

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  1. French:vif, ...
  2. German:flink, ...
  3. Italian:frettoloso, ...
  4. Spanish:apresurado, ...
  5. Portuguese:apressado, ...
  6. Chinese:小跑的, ...
  7. Japanese:小走りの, ...
  8. Arabic:سَريعُ الخُطى, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָפוּז, ...
  10. Russian:торопливый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прудкий, ...
  12. Hindi:फुर्तीले-फुर्र कदमों वाला, ...
scamper
ˈskæmpər

Definition of scamper - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
movementrun lightly and quickly in a playful way
  • The children scampered across the playground.
dart frolic skip
2.
hasty taskRarehurry quickly through a task or placeRare
  • She scampered through her homework to go outside.
dash hasten rush

Noun

quick runquick, light run or movement, sometimes playful
  • The children had a scamper across the yard.
dash scurry sprint
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leave hurriedly or abruptly
As soon as the bell rang, the students scampered off to their next class.

Origin of scamper

Middle Dutch, schampen (to flee)

Examples of scamper in a sentence

  • Squirrels scampered up the trees as we approached.
  • The cat scampered across the room chasing a toy.
  • He scampered through the crowd to catch the bus.
  • A sudden scamper upstairs woke everyone.
  • Their evening scamper across the meadow was joyful.

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  1. French:gambader, cavale, ...
  2. German:tollen, Trippeln, ...
  3. Italian:scorrazzare, scatto, ...
  4. Spanish:corretear, carrerita, ...
  5. Portuguese:correr, corrida rápida, ...
  6. Chinese:嬉戏, 小跑, ...
  7. Japanese:駆け回る, 小走り, ...
  8. Arabic:رَكَضَ, جَرْي خَفِيف, ...
  9. Hebrew:לָרוּץ בִּקְלִילוּת, רִיצָה קַלָּה, ...
  10. Russian:скакать, пробежка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бігати, біг, ...
  12. Hindi:कुलाँचे भरते दौड़ना, फुर्तीली दौड़, ...

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