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英:[flɪk]
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复数:flicks
第三人称单数:flicks
现在分词:flicking
过去式:flicked
过去分词:flicked
Noun
1. a light sharp contact (usually with something flexible);
"he gave it a flick with his finger"
"he felt the flick of a whip"
2. a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement;
"they went to a movie every Saturday night"
"the film was shot on location"
Verb
1. flash intermittently;
"The lights flicked on and off"
2. look through a book or other written material;
"He thumbed through the report"
"She leafed through the volume"
3. cause to move with a flick;
"he flicked his Bic"
4. throw or toss with a quick motion;
"flick a piece of paper across the table"
"jerk his head"
5. shine unsteadily;
"The candle flickered"
6. twitch or flutter;
"the paper flicked"
7. cause to make a snapping sound;
"snap your fingers"
8. touch or hit with a light, quick blow;
"flicked him with his hand"
9. remove with a flick (of the hand, for example)
15世纪中期,“轻微的打击或敲打”,可能是模仿鞭子轻微的打击声。最早记录的用法是在短语“not worth a flykke”中,意思是“无用的”。1897年在体育运动中的意思是“手腕的快速转动”。作为“电影”的俚语,它最早出现在1926年,是从 flicker(v.)中反推出来的,因为电影呈现出闪烁的外观。
突然改变方向
推击球
Noun (1) imitative Noun (2) short for flicker >entry 2
The first known use of flick was in the 15th century
fly1 of 4verb
to move in or pass through the air with wings
to move through the air or with the windalso: to move through outer space
to float or cause to float, wave, or soar in the air fly a kite
flags flying
to take flight : flee
to move or pass swiftly
time flies
to operate or travel in an aircraft or spacecraft
to journey over or through by flying
fly the Atlantic
to transport by aircraft or spacecraft
fly2 of 4noun
a garment closing concealed by a fold of cloth
the outer fabric of a tent with a double top
the length of an extended flagalso: the loose end of a flag
a baseball hit high into the air
fly3 of 4verb
to hit a fly in baseball
fly4 of 4noun
a winged insect
two-winged flyespecially: one (as a housefly) that is large and has a stout body in comparison with others (as a mosquito)
a fishhook covered to look like an insect
fliernoun
one that fliesespecially: pilot entry 1 sense 3
an undertaking (as in business) that involves much risk
an advertising circular
flick1 of 2noun
a light sharp jerky stroke or movement
a sound produced by a flick
Flicker entry 2 sense 1
flick2 of 2verb
to strike lightly with a quick sharp motion
flicked a speck off the table
flicker entry 1 sense 1
flick1 of 2noun
a light sharp jerky stroke or movement
a sound produced by a flick
Flicker entry 2 sense 1
flick2 of 2verb
to strike lightly with a quick sharp motion
flicked a speck off the table
flicker entry 1 sense 1
flicker1 of 3verb
to move irregularly or unsteadily : flutter
to burn unsteadily or with a constantly changing light
a flickering candle
flicker2 of 3noun
an act of flickering
a brief stirring
a flicker of interest
a flickering light
flicker3 of 3noun
a large insect-eating North American woodpecker with a black crescent on the breast and yellow or red on the underside of the wings and tail compare red-shafted flicker, yellow-shafted flicker
flicker1 of 3verb
to move irregularly or unsteadily : flutter
to burn unsteadily or with a constantly changing light
a flickering candle
flicker2 of 3noun
an act of flickering
a brief stirring
a flicker of interest
a flickering light
flicker3 of 3noun
a large insect-eating North American woodpecker with a black crescent on the breast and yellow or red on the underside of the wings and tail compare red-shafted flicker, yellow-shafted flicker
flick1 of 2noun
a light sharp jerky stroke or movement
a sound produced by a flick
Flicker entry 2 sense 1
flick2 of 2verb
to strike lightly with a quick sharp motion
flicked a speck off the table
flicker entry 1 sense 1
1 Because if you saw everything when your eye flicked from one point to another you’d feel giddy.
2 Game Time flicked glances at the door, as if she was considering leaving too.
3 She squinted, a vague memory flicking past her as the emperor continued, “We cannot test the stone in the day, in any case.”
4 He flicks my braid with his hand and I brush him away.
5 The man's gun flicked up from beside his thigh...
那个男人迅速从大腿一侧抽出枪来。
6 Hot tears roll down my cheeks, and I flick my wrists over and over.
7 She flicked her head to see that wolf firmly attached to her tail.
8 I breathed a sigh of relief when Mr. Banner flicked the lights back on at the end of class, and stretched my arms out in front of me, flexing my stiff fingers.
9 Can we flick a switch in our genome that will greatly extend our lifespan?
人类能不能在的自己的基因组上轻轻按下某个“开关”,然后就可以大大延长寿命?
10 Mr and Mrs Wormwood looked forward enormously to the time when they could pick their little daughter off and flick her away, preferably into the next county or even further than that.
11 Pacifism , while a nice philosophy, doesn't make for the most dramatic action flick.
平和, 是一种不错的哲学观念, 但不适合最具戏剧性的动作电影.
12 His gaze flicked down over me, from head to toe and back up again.
13 He flicked his cigarette butt into the creek, stood up, and left.
14 The eyes of the Justice flicked to one of the men who had tied the storyteller.
15 He gave it a flick with his finger.
他用手指轻叩它。
16 A field of corn in the distance looks dry and shriveled, and I wonder what would happen if someone flicked a match at it.
17 “Based on the pattern, I’d say it’s our pretty little group that came through here—I can see their footsteps well enough. And ...” He flicked a nervous glance backward.
18 On the weekends, I showed old Japanese monster flicks, along with some vintage anime.
19 The woman drank from the water in her hand and then flicked the rest away, the droplets scattering like crystals in the slanting light, and when she looked up she saw Ash staring at her.
20 Every now and then he flicked water on his face, letting it wet his two- day-old beard.
3 飞快翻阅
4 拂
5 啪嗒声
6 弹动
9 激溅
11 突然快速移动
14 快速滑动
15 弹簧折刀
16 电影
film screen movie cinematic filmic motion-picture cinematographic picture pic cinema flicker celluloid bioscope cine 3D movie the movies picture show big screen silver screen moving picture cine- caper the silver screen motion picture swashbuckler the big screen the moving image moving opus photoplay cinematograph Celluloid two-shot show
17 浏览
scan flip dip surfing browse surf glance skim page through flick through look through dip into flip through leaf through
20 集中照射
21 抖动
22 瞟
23 草草翻阅
28 轻打
tip flip dab tat tap touch tit spat Pat blip pat cuff bop putt half-shot bob bunt bleep powder-puff
29 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog fund sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean chamber mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic fry making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver Trot meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree histrionic unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
32 轻快移动
36 轻抽
37 污点
black pick spot cloud stain blur smear blemish blot grime smudge taint slur speck tarnish sully blotch smut mote splotch mackle smirch maculation smutch mark nite spot black mark
39 拂去
42 小而快的动作
46 快速翻阅
47 弹