英语词汇“flip”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

flip

(flĭp)

v. flipped, flip·ping, flips

v.tr.

a. To throw or toss with a light brisk motion: flipped the ball to the pitcher.

b. To toss in the air, imparting a spin: flip a coin.

a. To cause to turn over or around, especially with a light quick motion: flip over a card; flipped the pancake with a spatula.

b. To turn through (papers, for example); leaf: flipped the pages of the report.

a. To strike quickly or lightly; flick: flipped me on the shoulder with his finger.

b. To move or act on with a quick motion: flip a switch; flipped open her briefcase.

4. To change or reverse (one's position or attitude).

5. To buy and resell (a house, for example) in a short period of time for a profit.

v.intr.

a. To turn over from one side to another or end over end: The canoe flipped over.

b. To turn a somersault, especially in the air.

a. To move up and down in twists and turns: fish flipping about in the net.

b. To move quickly and lightly; snap: The lid flipped open.

3. To leaf; browse: flipped through the catalogue.

4. To change one's mind, especially on a political position.

5. Slang

a. To go crazy.

b. To react strongly and especially enthusiastically: I flipped over the new car.

1. The act of flipping, especially:

a. A flick or tap.

b. A short, quick movement: a flip of the wrist.

c. A somersault.

2. Informal A reversal; a flipflop.

3. A mixed drink made with any of various alcoholic beverages and often including beaten eggs.

adj. flip·per, flip·pest
Informal

Marked by casual disrespect; impertinent: a flip answer to a serious question.

Phrasal Verb:

flip out

1. To react strongly; become excited, upset, or angry.

2. To go crazy; have a mental breakdown.

Idioms:

flip (one's) lid Slang

1. To react strongly, as with anger or enthusiasm.

2. To go crazy.

flip (someone) off

Slang To make an obscene gesture toward (someone); give the finger to.

[Perhaps imitative.]

单词	flip
释义	flip (flĭp) v. flipped, flip·ping, flips v.tr. 1. a. To throw or toss with a light brisk motion: flipped the ball to the pitcher. b. To toss in the air, imparting a spin: flip a coin. 2. a. To cause to turn over or around, especially with a light quick motion: flip over a card; flipped the pancake with a spatula. b. To turn through (papers, for example); leaf: flipped the pages of the report. 3. a. To strike quickly or lightly; flick: flipped me on the shoulder with his finger. b. To move or act on with a quick motion: flip a switch; flipped open her briefcase. 4. To change or reverse (one's position or attitude). 5. To buy and resell (a house, for example) in a short period of time for a profit. v.intr. 1. a. To turn over from one side to another or end over end: The canoe flipped over. b. To turn a somersault, especially in the air. 2. a. To move up and down in twists and turns: fish flipping about in the net. b. To move quickly and lightly; snap: The lid flipped open. 3. To leaf; browse: flipped through the catalogue. 4. To change one's mind, especially on a political position. 5. Slang a. To go crazy. b. To react strongly and especially enthusiastically: I flipped over the new car. n. 1. The act of flipping, especially: a. A flick or tap. b. A short, quick movement: a flip of the wrist. c. A somersault. 2. Informal A reversal; a flipflop. 3. A mixed drink made with any of various alcoholic beverages and often including beaten eggs. adj. flip·per, flip·pest Informal Marked by casual disrespect; impertinent: a flip answer to a serious question. *Phrasal Verb:* *flip out* 1. To react strongly; become excited, upset, or angry. 2. To go crazy; have a mental breakdown. *Idioms:* *flip (one's) lid* Slang 1. To react strongly, as with anger or enthusiasm. 2. To go crazy. *flip (someone) off* Slang To make an obscene gesture toward (someone); give the finger to. [Perhaps imitative.]
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