Moverse de forma exagerada, impaciente o enfadada.
To move in an exaggerated, impatient, or angry way
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Decidió salir de la reunión dando aspavientos al oír la mala noticia. — She decided to flounce out of the meeting after hearing the bad news.
Su vestido lucía un precioso volante que le daba un aire alegre. — Her dress was beautifully adorned with a flounce that added a playful touch.
La bailarina hizo un aspaviento impresionante al girar por el escenario. — The dancer made a stunning flounce as she twirled across the stage.
No te vayas dando aspavientos cada vez que pierdes una partida. — Don't flounce off every time you lose a game.
El sastre cosió un volante ancho en el bajo. — The tailor sewed a wide flounce along the hem.
Salió de la habitación con un aspaviento de rabia. — She left the room with an angry flounce.
Pasó junto al mostrador dando aspavientos y sin decir palabra. — He flounced past the desk without a word.
¿Esta falda lleva volante? — Does this skirt come with a flounce?
Su aspaviento al tirarse en el sofá hizo crujir los muelles. — His flounce onto the sofa made the springs creak.
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