Flip
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British pronunciation/flˈɪp/
American pronunciation/ˈfɫɪp/

Définition et Signification de "flip"

to flip
01

se retourner, faire un flip, faire un flip-flap

to turn over quickly with a sudden move
Intransitive
to flip definition and meaning
02

retourner, renverser, faire sauter

to cause something to turn over quickly
Transitive: to flip sth
03

lancer, faire tourner

to lightly throw a coin into the air, allowing it to rotate before landing
Transitive: to flip a coin
04

actionner, activer

to initiate or activate a mechanism, process, or system
Transitive: to flip a trigger or mechanism
05

changer, basculer

to transition or change from one state, position, subject, or condition to another
Intransitive
06

péter les plombs, craquer

to react strongly and lose control emotionally
Intransitive
07

sursauter, s'écrier

to suddenly become very surprised or excited about something
Intransitive
08

flipper, lancer

to cause something to pass through air quickly with a light, swift movement
Transitive: to flip sth
09

flipper, battre

to make a sudden, quick, and often repetitive flicking movement
Intransitive
10

flipper, faire un mouvement de basculement

to cause to make a sudden, quick, and often repetitive flicking movement
Transitive: to flip sth
11

feuilleter, parcourir

to browse or quickly look at the contents of a book or written material by turning the pages
Transitive: to flip through pages or written content
Flip
01

flip, passe

(sports) the act of throwing the ball to another member of your team
flip definition and meaning
02

flip, salto

an acrobatic feat in which the feet roll over the head (either forward or backward) and return
03

lancer de pièce, pile ou face

the act of flipping a coin to determine the outcome of a bet or wager
04

flip, salt en arrière

a dive in which the diver somersaults before entering the water
05

brusque mouvement, toupie

a sudden, quick movement
06

flip (cocktail), boisson alcoolisée à l'œuf

hot or cold alcoholic mixed drink containing a beaten egg
01

désinvolte, sardonique

displaying casual disrespect towards others or situations

flip

v

flippancy

n

flippancy

n

flippant

adj

flippant

adj

flipper

n

flipper

n
example
Exemple
The fish in the pond would occasionally flip, creating ripples on the water's surface.
He flipped the coin to decide who would go first.
The gymnastics instructor demonstrated how to flip off the trampoline.
The skateboarder has flipped his board mid-air for a trick.
The chef flips the omelet with a flick of the wrist.
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