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to flop
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upaść, zawalić się
to fall or collapse suddenly and heavily, either intentionally or unintentionally
Intransitive: to flop onto a surface | to flop into a seat
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polec, nie udać się
(of a play, motion picture, or new product) to fail to be of any success or produce the intended effect
Intransitive
03
skakać, drzeć
to move in a loose, uncontrolled, or erratic manner
Intransitive
04
rzucić, zrzucić
to throw something down heavily or carelessly
Transitive: to flop sth somewhere
Flop
01
upadek, rzucenie
the act of throwing yourself down
02
porażka, klapa
something that is unsuccessful or fails to meet expectations, such as a movie, play, or product
What is a "flop"?
A flop is a book, movie, song, play, or other work that fails to achieve success or meet expectations. It often results in poor reviews, low sales, or disappointing audience reception. The term signifies that the work did not perform well commercially or fail to attract the intended audience.
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nieudacznik, flop
someone who is unsuccessful
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operacja na liczbach zmiennoprzecinkowych, operacja zmiennoprzecinkowa
an arithmetic operation performed on floating-point numbers
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flop, karty wspólne
the second round of betting in which the dealer reveals three community cards face-up on the table
flop
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z dźwiękiem klapnięcia, z dźwiękiem flop
with a flopping sound
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dokładnie, precyzyjnie
exactly
flop
v
Przykład
The exhausted runner flopped onto the ground after crossing the finish line.
The tired child flopped onto the bed after a day of playing, instantly falling asleep.
As the exhausted athlete crossed the finish line, they flopped onto the grass, catching their breath.
Feeling overwhelmed, he flopped into the chair and sighed, letting the stress of the day dissipate.
After finishing the challenging project, the team members flopped into their chairs, relieved that it was complete.
