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patter
[ˈpætə(r)]
sustantivo
1. correteo (m) (of footsteps); repiqueteo (m) (of rain)
verbo intransitivo
2. repiquetear, tamborilear (rain)
  • he pattered along the corridor -> pasó correteando por el pasillo
sustantivo
1. labia (f) (familiar) (talk)

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patter [pa-tar]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1. Hacer ruido con una rápida sucesión de sonidos ligeros, como la lluvia. (n)
2. To patter with the feet, patalear, patear; hacer ruido dando patada (n)
sustantivo
  • To patter about -> amdar con pasos ligeros
sustantivo
1. Sucesión de golpecitos o palmadita
sustantivo
2. Habla rápida y voluble.
3. Charla, habladuría, parlería (chat).
4. (Bajo) Dialecto, jerga.

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patter [ˈpætəʳ]
noun
[of feet] golpeteo (m); [of rain] tamborileo (m)
do I hear the patter of tiny feet?
we shall soon hear the patter of tiny feet pronto habrá un niño en la casa
verb:intransitive
[+feet] golpetear; (rain) golpetear; tamborilear;(also patter about) [+person, small animal] corretear
he pattered over to the door fue con pasos ligeros a la puerta
patter [ˈpætəʳ]
noun
(talk) labia (f); [of salesman] rollo (informal) (m); discursito (informal) (m)
the guy has some very clever patter el tipo or el tío tiene unos argumentos muy hábiles; (Esp)
verb:intransitive
(also patter on) charlar; parlotear;about de;

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Verb Conjugation for "patter"

Imperative
  • patter
  • you patter
  • he/she patters
  • we patter
  • you patter
  • they patter
Preterite
  • I pattered
  • you pattered
  • he/she pattered
  • we pattered
  • you pattered
  • they pattered
Present Continuous
  • I am pattering
  • you are pattering
  • he/she is pattering
  • we are pattering
  • you are pattering
  • they are pattering
Present Perfect
  • I have pattered
  • you have pattered
  • he/she has pattered
  • we have pattered
  • you have pattered
  • they have pattered
Past Continuous
  • I was pattering
  • you were pattering
  • he/she was pattering
  • we were pattering
  • you were pattering
  • they were pattering
Past Perfect
  • I had pattered
  • you had pattered
  • he/she had pattered
  • we had pattered
  • you had pattered
  • they had pattered
Future
  • I will patter
  • you will patter
  • he/she will patter
  • we will patter
  • you will patter
  • they will patter
Future Perfect
  • I will have pattered
  • you will have pattered
  • he/she will have pattered
  • we will have pattered
  • you will have pattered
  • they will have pattered
Future Continuous
  • I will be pattering
  • you will be pattering
  • he/she will be pattering
  • we will be pattering
  • you will be pattering
  • they will be pattering
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pattering
  • you have been pattering
  • he/she has been pattering
  • we have been pattering
  • you have been pattering
  • they have been pattering
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pattering
  • you will have been pattering
  • he/she will have been pattering
  • we will have been pattering
  • you will have been pattering
  • they will have been pattering
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pattering
  • you had been pattering
  • he/she had been pattering
  • we had been pattering
  • you had been pattering
  • they had been pattering
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