scamper

• Sustantivo que denota un movimiento rápido, apresurado y a menudo torpe o juguetón, típico de un animal pequeño o un niño que corre a zancadas cortas y rápidas. También puede referirse a una carrera o ida veloz y desordenada.

A noun referring to a quick, hurried, and often undignified rush or dash, typically of a small animal or child.

1. Hasty, undignified rushB2informal

   A quick, hurried movement, often in a playful or disorganized manner.

   carrera apresurada

   • The children's scamper across the playground was full of laughter.
   • There was a sudden scamper of feet as the cat chased the mouse.
   • The puppy's scamper through the leaves was adorable.

   Sinónimosboltdashrushscramblescurrysprint

   Antónimosamblesaunterstroll

• Verbo que describe un movimiento rápido y ligero, a menudo con pasos cortos y apresurados, típicamente asociado con animales pequeños o niños que corren o se mueven con energía.

A verb used to describe the act of running or moving quickly and lightly, often with small, hurried steps, typically associated with small animals or children.

1. Move quickly and lightlyB1informal

   To run or move with quick, light steps, often in a playful or hurried manner.

   correr o moverse rápidamente con pasos ligeros

   • The children scampered across the playground.
   • A mouse scampered under the kitchen table.
   • The dog scampered away when it heard the doorbell.

   Sinónimosdartdashhastenhurryscurryscuttleskitter

   Antónimoslumberplodtrudge