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(Brit. sl.) adjective, adverb verdammt (salopp)* * *flip·ping[ˈflɪpɪŋ](sl)it's a \flipping nuisance! das ist echt ärgerlich!she was \flipping tired of his excuses sie hatte seine Ausreden bis oben sattwhat a \flipping awful film! ein echt schrecklicher Film!* * *['flIpɪŋ]adj, adv (Brit inf emph)verdammt (inf)* * *flipping [ˈflıpıŋ] adj & adv Br sl verdammt, verflucht:flipping idiot Vollidiot m;flipping cold saukalt* * *(Brit. sl.) adjective, adverb verdammt (salopp) -
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flip·ping [ʼflɪpɪŋ]she was \flipping tired of his excuses sie hatte seine Ausreden bis oben satt;you'll do as you're \flipping well told! du tust gefälligst das, was man dir sagt!;what a \flipping awful film! ein echt schrecklicher Film! n -
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1. nounSchnipsen, das2. transitive verb,- pp- schnipsen3. intransitive verbflip [over] — (turn over) umdrehen
(sl.) ausflippen (ugs.)Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87110/flip_through">flip through* * *[flip] 1. past tense, past participle - flipped; verb1) (to throw (something) in the air (so that it turns): They flipped a coin to see which side it landed on.) (in die Luft) schnippen2) ((sometimes with over) to turn over quickly: She flipped over the pages of the book.) schnell umblättern2. noun(an act of flipping.) der Klaps* * *flip1[flɪp]I. vt<- pp->1. (throw)▪ to \flip sth etw werfento \flip a coin eine Münze werfen2. (remove)▪ to \flip sth etw [weg]schnippen [o [weg]schnipsen3. (sl)4. (strike)▪ to \flip sb/sth jdm/etw einen Klaps gebento \flip one's fingers mit den Fingern schnipsento \flip a switch einen Knopf drücken [o Schalter anknipsen5. (turn over)▪ to \flip sth etw umdrehento \flip a book open ein Buch aufschlagen6. (manipulate)▪ to \flip sb to do sth jdn so bearbeiten, dass er etw tutwill they be able to \flip them to testify against higher-ups? werden sie sie umdrehen können und dazu bringen, gegen die höheren Tiere auszusagen?7.II. vi<- pp->1. (strike) [leicht] schlagen3. (jump) einen Salto machenthe car \flipped and crashed into a wall der Wagen überschlug sich und krachte gegen eine Mauer5. (sl: go mad) durchdrehen fam, ausrasten sl, ausflippen fam; ( fig: be enthusiastic) ganz [o völlig] aus dem Häuschen sein famIII. n\flip of a coin Werfen nt einer Münzecould you have a \flip through my files? könnten Sie mal kurz meine Akten durchgehen?3. ( fam: short flight) kurzer [Rund]flug; (trip by car) Spritztour f fam; (short walk) kurze [o kleine] Rundebackward \flip Salto m rückwärtsflip2[flɪp]* * *[flɪp]1. n1) Schnipser m2) (= somersault) Salto m4) (= drink) Flip m2. adj(inf: flippant) schnodderig (inf)3. vtschnippen, schnipsen; switch knipsen; (inf) record rumdrehen (inf)to flip one's lid (inf) — durchdrehen (inf), aus dem Häuschen geraten (inf)
4. vi (inf)durchdrehen (inf)5. interj (Brit inf)verflixt (inf)* * *flip1 [flıp]A v/t1. schnippen, schnipsen:2. schnellen, mit einem Ruck bewegen:flip a coin eine Münze (zum Losen) hochwerfenB v/i1. schnippen, schnipsen3. sl ausflippenC s1. Schnipser m:give sth a flip etwas schnippen oder schnipsen2. Ruck m3. SPORT Salto m4. Eis-, Rollkunstlauf: Flip m5. Br umg kurzer Rundflugflip2 [flıp] s Flip m (alkoholisches Mischgetränk mit Ei)* * *1. nounSchnipsen, das2. transitive verb,- pp- schnipsen3. intransitive verbflip [over] — (turn over) umdrehen
(sl.) ausflippen (ugs.)Phrasal Verbs:* * *(UK) n.kurzer Rundflug m. n.Ruck -e m.Schnipser m. (one's lid) * expr.einen Rappel kriegen ausdr. (over) (US) v.umdrehen v. (over) v.wenden v.(§ p.,pp.: wandte (wendete), gewandt (gewendet)) v.schnellen v.schnipsen v.
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