英:['flænlɪ]
美:['flænəlɪ]
英:['flænlɪ]
美:['flænəlɪ]
noun
a soft twilled wool or worsted fabric with a loose texture and a slightly napped surface
a napped cotton fabric of soft yarns simulating the texture of wool flannel
a stout cotton fabric usually napped on one side
flannel underwear
outer garments of flannelespecially: men's trousers
British washcloth
British flattering or evasive talkalso: nonsense, rubbish
Middle English flaunneol woolen cloth or garment
The first known use of flannel was in 1503
flashbacknoun
the introduction of a past event into a story or motion picturealso: this past event
a past incident recurring clearly in the mind
flare-upnoun
a sudden burst (as of flame or anger)
flare1 of 2noun
a fire or blaze of light used to signal, light up something, or attract attentionalso: a device or material that produces such a flare
an unsteady glaring light
flare-up
a spreading outwardalso: a place or part that spreads
plural bell-bottom trousers
flare2 of 2verb
to burn with an unsteady flame
to shine or blaze suddenly
to become suddenly excited or angry
flare up
to open or spread outward
pants that flare at the bottom
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flapjacknoun
pancake
flap1 of 2noun
slap entry 1 sense 1
a broad, limber, or flat piece that hangs loose (as on a pocket or envelope)
the motion or sound of a flap
a movable part of an airplane wing that is attached to the trailing edge of the wing and that is used to increase lift or drag
flap2 of 2verb
slap entry 2 sense 1a
to move or cause to move with a beating motion
flapping its wings
flannelnoun
a soft cloth made of wool or cotton
plural flannel underwear or trousers
1 Puts flannelly into practice along with the new course, investigate the teaching be used as a kind of all new teaching method puts at our in front.
随着新课程计划的实施,探究教学作为一种全新的教学方式摆在了我们面前。
2 shirts made of bright-colored flannel
3 He wore a dark blazer and gray flannels.
4 The video also shows the woman next to a man in a flannel shirt and jean shorts after an attempt to pull the vehicle out failed.
5 Like for example, [gestures towards a flannel swatch] which is our standard fabric, but with a waterproof finish.