英:[flɪp]
美:[flɪp]
英:[flɪp]
美:[flɪp]
复数:flips
第三人称单数:flips
现在分词:flipping
过去式:flipped
过去分词:flipped
比较级:flipper或more flip
最高级:flippest或most flip
词根:flip
adj.flipper 无礼的
flippant 轻率的;嘴碎的;没礼貌的
adv.flippantly 没礼貌地;轻率地
n.flipper 鳍状肢;鳍;烤饼;胖听罐头
flippancy 轻率;无礼;言语尖刻
vi.flipper 靠鳍足(或鸭甲板)行动
verb
transitive verb
to toss so as to cause to turn over in the air flip a pancakealso: toss flip me the ball flip one end of the scarf over your shoulder
flip a coin
to cause to turn and especially to turn over flipping the pages of a book
flipped the car
to move with a small quick motion
flip a switch
to turn (something) on or off with a switch
flip on/off the lights
to change or move through (channels, stations, etc.) quickly
flipping channels with the remote control
to buy and usually renovate (real estate) so as to quickly resell at a higher price
He's flipped three houses for a substantial profit.
to cause or persuade (a witness) to cooperate in prosecuting a criminal case against an associate
… wrote that the … probe seemed to have reached the stage where investigators are in the process of flipping witnesses.—Nancy LeTourneau
intransitive verb
to make a twitching or flicking movement
the fish flipped and flopped on the deck
to turn or roll from one side to the other : turn over The car flipped over.
The crab had flipped onto its back.
to do a somersault in the air : to do a flip
He flipped off the diving board.
to change from one state, position, subject, etc., to another The commercial flipped back and forth between scenes of country life and city life.
The job market flipped from hot to cold.
to change or move through channels, pages, etc. flip to another station flip through the pages of a magazine
He sat on the couch flipping through the channels.
to cooperate in the prosecution of a criminal case against an associate
Before sentencing, two more members defected …. And, soon after receiving his 45-year sentence in May 1989, Leonetti flipped, too.—Marguerite Del Giudice
to lose one's reason or composure see also flip one's lid, flip out
She completely flipped when she heard about her son's accident.
to become very enthusiastic
noun
a mixed drink usually consisting of a sweetened spiced liquor with beaten eggs
an act or instance of flipping
the motion used in flipping
a somersault especially in the air
a holder for a collectible coin made of vinyl or cardboard with a plastic window and often having a sleeve in which to place an identifying insert
adjective
flippant, impertinent
flip side[引申]另一方面;唱片的反面;相对立的人
flip chip倒装法;覆晶技术
flip over翻页;翻过来
flip a coin抛钱币(决定)
flip out[俚]乐死了;失控;疯掉
back flip后空翻
flip saunders菲利普·桑德斯(篮球教练)
1590年代,“用拇指弹起,抛起”,模拟词,或者可能是 flap 的变形,或者是 fillip 的缩写(参见相关词条),后者也被认为是模拟词。意为“像用拇指抛起一样抛起”始于1610年代。意为“抛硬币”(决定某事)的用法可追溯至1879年。意为“变得兴奋”首次记录于1950年; flip (one's) lid “失去理智,疯狂”始于1949年,美国英语; 变体 flip (one's) wig 可追溯至1952年,但这个形象在流行唱片评论中早已出现(“Talking Boogie. Not quite as wig-flipping as reverse side--but a wig-flipper” Billboard, Sept. 17, 1949)。相关词条: Flipped。作为 fucking 的委婉说法, Flipping(形容词)是英国俚语,最早记录于1911年的 D.H.劳伦斯作品中。1949年出现了 Flip side(唱片的反面)。
倒转的特技飞行
Verb, Noun, and Adjective probably imitative
The first known use of flip was in 1616
float1 of 2noun
an act or instance of floating
something that floats: as
a device (as a cork) that holds up the baited end of a fishing line
a floating platform anchored near a shoreline for use by swimmers or boats
a hollow ball that controls the flow or level of the liquid it floats on (as in a tank)
a watertight structure that holds up an airplane on water
a vehicle with a platform used to carry an exhibit in a paradealso: the vehicle and exhibit together
a drink consisting of ice cream floating in a beverage
float2 of 2verb
to rest on the surface of a fluid
to drift on or through or as if on or through a fluid
dust floating through the air
to cause to float
float logs down a river
flip1 of 3verb
to turn by tossing
flip a coin
to turn over quickly
flip the pages of a magazine
flick entry 2 sense 1
flip a switch
to get excited or angry
you'll flip when you hear this
flip2 of 3noun
an act or instance of flipping
a somersault especially in the air
flip3 of 3adjective
flippant
flip1 of 3verb
to turn by tossing
flip a coin
to turn over quickly
flip the pages of a magazine
flick entry 2 sense 1
flip a switch
to get excited or angry
you'll flip when you hear this
flip2 of 3noun
an act or instance of flipping
a somersault especially in the air
flip3 of 3adjective
flippant
flip1 of 3verb
to turn by tossing
flip a coin
to turn over quickly
flip the pages of a magazine
flick entry 2 sense 1
flip a switch
to get excited or angry
you'll flip when you hear this
flip2 of 3noun
an act or instance of flipping
a somersault especially in the air
flip3 of 3adjective
flippant
1 I flip through his pages to find words.
2 He flipped the switch on the extractor again, and the machine groaned while it came to a stop.
3 It is very important to just have a quick flip through.
快速浏览一下是非常重要的。
4 “Don’t worry about it, okay?” she told me again as she flipped through the channels on the TV.
5 He flipped the latch and the little door fell open.
6 When, after two months, she reaches the novel’s last line, she flips back to the first page and starts again.
7 I dragged myself to the kitchen and flipped on the light.
8 “The coffin flipped over, and she slid down the whole flight. They were all horrified, but she looked entirely unaffected!”
9 Dad and I check the departure times on a board that changes by flipping numbers and making this ticking noise.
10 Eventually I walked over to the TV and flipped it on, taking a leisurely stroll through the channels on my way to the Sox game.
11 “How come the guys inside the control room didn’t flip a switch to shut down the book sorter when they saw Haley doing her cardio cha-cha-cha on it?”
12 I flipped through the phone book to the P section.
13 He looks at me, sighs and smiles, pulls the windows shut, and then sits down cross-legged on the floor and flips open a magazine.
14 Scoob flips the book to check out the back, then shoves it into his pocket without a word.
15 She flips through the sheets of silent bids.
16 She pulls out a red binder and begins flipping through the tabs.
17 He flipped over and sat up.
他翻了一个身坐了起来。
18 "Or we could just go see Dog and ask him to put us down for a trial run, see how good we can make a flip."
19 She boarded, flipped down a seat, and took from her purse the address Lina had written out.
20 I pat him down and flip him over, checking his waistband for a pocketknife.
2 迅速翻动
6 善意
good white benevolent well-meaning well-intentioned good-hearted well-meant favorably goodwill benevolence candor
7 移动
move movement Motion translation excursion locomotion gravitation stir get play travel track draw pull handle strike shift quarter lever herd fling translocate ambulate choof in motion
8 翻动
12 勃然大怒
apeshit flip wig hit the roof flare out go apeshit blow a fuse blow a gasket fly into a temper go ballistic have a fit
13 轻弹
16 精明的
long-pated hard-nose hard together aware smart flash sharp wise sage prudent discerning astute ware knowing shrewd canny politic downy calculating cagey adroit sagacious knowledgable argute longheaded calc.
17 扳动
19 发狂
wild crazy distraught moonstruck berserk frenzy delirium derangement distract loco derange craze over the edge out of mind go round the bend off dot wig out
21 狂怒
furibund horn-mad wood mad savage raging infuriate berserk rageful ropable rage madness fury paddy furor wingding paddywhack flip lid flip out up the wall
22 精明
long-pated hard-nose hard together aware smart flash sharp wise sage prudent discerning astute ware knowing shrewd canny politic downy calculating cagey adroit sagacious knowledgable argute longheaded calc. policy acuity prudence discernment gumption sagacity smartness have eyes wide open
23 草草翻阅
25 筋斗
26 无礼的
bad fresh offensive disrespectful churlish unceremonious graceless short smart brutal grumpy cocky audacious surly flippant impolite insolent impudent impertinent uncivil snippy discourteous truculent ill-bred mannered free cool brief crude rude cheeky brash brazen saucy PERT immodest unchivalrous uncourtly nasty insulting indecent sassy irreverent gruff boorish indelicate forward
28 急动
31 转动
rolling rotary revolving turned rev. turn motion twist rotation troll turning twirl wheeling twiddle circumrotate wall roll swing traverse trindle wind wheel goggle glick
32 发火
33 轻率的
harum-scarum light blind rash precipitate heady hasty brash headlong ill-advised thoughtless precipitous trifling unguarded unwary flippant light-headed unthinking imprudent heedless indiscreet harebrained incautious precipitant hoity-toity neglige slap-bang light-minded foot-in-mouth light in the head gay frivolous impetuous fly-away wild airy madcap feckless unconsidered impolitic improvident hare-brained glaikit smart adventurous sloppy careless giddy unwise inconsiderate venturesome hotspur unadvised loose reckless wildcat blindfold facile
34 改变
away change move switch movement shift swing retreat adaptation alteration meta- touch vary reverse translate alter revise override divert juggle modulate inflect remould do to move on break out change into
35 轻抽
38 入迷
lost mad gone ecstatic possessed infatuatedly ecstasy be carried away lose oneself in fanatic fanatical rave ecstasize seduce
39 轻浮的
light volatile airy giddy mercurial flirtatious trifling flippant skittish flighty flyaway yeasty hoity-toity
43 飞行
flying aero volant air-line volitation fly flight wing hop aviation aviate log sail wing sheath
44 翻转
overturn turn roll resupinate over turnover retrovert upturn reverse keel upside down eversion right evert turn over inverse upturned flopover reflection tumbling retroversion retroflexion wintle capsize invert overset
45 轻浮
light volatile airy giddy mercurial flirtatious trifling flippant skittish flighty flyaway yeasty hoity-toity giddily facetiously volatility frivolity giddiness inconstancy flippancy
47 得分
h.w. f.g. point run stand score hole marker scoring tally rounder scratch earn cage gain a point
51 空翻
52 鲁莽
temerarious bodacious free forward blind bold silly perk rash adventurous reckless bullish brash unwise blindfold ill-advised foolhardy impetuous madcap incautious venturesome bull-headed kittle unadvised pell-mell gall temerity unwisdom diablerie rush fences harum-scarum cheeky audacious headlong imprudent hot-headed nerve forwardness
53 无礼
bad fresh offensive disrespectful churlish unceremonious graceless offensively unceremoniously disrespectfully insultingly churlishly nastiness discourtesy churlishness short smart brutal grumpy cocky audacious surly flippant impolite insolent impudent impertinent uncivil snippy discourteous truculent ill-bred sauce cheek disrespect indecency insolence incivility impudence mannered breach of propriety free cool brief crude rude cheeky brash brazen saucy PERT immodest unchivalrous uncourtly front crust indignity solecism nasty insulting indecent sassy irreverent gruff boorish indelicate forward nerve gall forwardness
54 觔斗
56 浏览
scan browse dip skim navigate surf glance roam scour glance eye flick through flick surfing page through look through dip into flip through leaf through
57 突然转换
58 弹指
59 激动
convulsionary fullhearted shook-up excited violent heated inflammatory tumultuous agitated seething souped-up plugged-in hopped-up agitato feeling stir hop thrill flush inflammation sensation warmth yeast flap churn fume twitch jolly tremor lather agitation broil electrification tumult throb twit hoopla effervescence snit feeze irritancy dooda atingle fire rock burn boil kindle tingle ferment commove get heat string spark wig arouse tempest agitate rouse electrify galvanize seton edge in a pucker do to set fire to in a storm
60 跳上
61 快速翻动
62 突然发疯
63 抛掷
64 轻击
tip tap bob dab tit pat flap putt fillip touch tat sclaff flick ruffle half-shot percuss nurse
65 鲁莽的
temerarious bodacious free forward blind bold silly perk rash adventurous reckless bullish brash unwise blindfold ill-advised foolhardy impetuous madcap incautious venturesome bull-headed kittle unadvised harum-scarum cheeky audacious headlong imprudent hot-headed
66 发疯
crazy cracked loco crazed loony crackers mental frantic witless mad madden craze out of skull out of wits up the creek flip lid go out of head take leave of senses off chump off rocker round the bend off head go up the wall nutty nuts bats bughouse rut touch mishugah wood fruity lunatic loon possessed unglued fey dement squirrely wud doolally brainsick locoed wacked-out daffydill insanity frenzy off block do nana loose in the bean cutting out dolls off wack out of tree wrong in the head off track fast and furious
67 讨厌
bother blast confound chi-chi drat botheration dislike unpleasantness disrelish knickers weary hell's bells
69 开关
70 变得狂热
72 狂热爱好者
73 轻率
harum-scarum light blind rash precipitate heady hasty brash headlong ill-advised thoughtless precipitous trifling unguarded unwary flippant light-headed unthinking imprudent heedless indiscreet harebrained incautious precipitant hoity-toity unadvised neglige slap-bang light-minded foot-in-mouth lightly loosely headfirst precipitously rashly curtly unthinkingly cursorily unwarily unadvisedly ill-advisedly precipitation haste lightness levity joyride rashness thoughtlessness imprudence flippancy precipitancy inconsideration curtness playgame light in the head have the face to do in a rash moment out of turn gay frivolous impetuous fly-away head first smart adventurous sloppy careless giddy unwise inconsiderate impolitic venturesome hotspur pell-mell negligence temerity wild loose reckless airy wildcat blindfold unconsidered hare-brained assurance unwisdom facile gaily airily
74 关上