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1 flick

1. noun
flick of the wrist — kurze, schnelle Drehung des Handgelenks

a flick of the switch — ein einfaches Klicken des Schalters
2. transitive verb
schnippen; anknipsen [Schalter]; verspritzen [Tinte]

flick one's fingers — mit den Fingern schnipsen

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/87102/flick_through">flick through

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[flik] 1. noun
1) (a quick, sharp movement: a flick of the wrist.) leichter, schneller Schlag

2) ((slang) a movie.)
2. verb
(to make this kind of movement (to or with something): He flicked open a packet of cigarettes.) schnippen

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flick

[flɪk]

I. n

1. (blow) [kurzer [o leichter]] Schlag, Klaps m

2. sing (sound) of fingers Schnipsen nt, Schnalzen nt; of tongue Schnalzen nt; of switch Klicken nt; of whip Schnalzen nt, Knallen nt

3. (movement) kurze [o schnelle] Bewegung

at the \flick of a switch, the room was in darkness ein Knipser und schon war es dunkel im Zimmer

he gave the room a \flick with the duster er ging mal eben mit dem Staubtuch durch das Zimmer

a \flick of the wrist eine kurze [o schnelle] Drehung des Handgelenks

4. BRIT ( dated fam: movie) Film m, Streifen m fam

▪ the \flicks pl (cinema) Kintopp m o nt kein pl DIAL veraltet fam

5.

▶ a \flick of a switch ein Kinderspiel

▶ with a \flick of a switch im Handumdrehen, in null Komma nichts fam

II. vt

1. (strike)

▪ to \flick sb/sth jdm/etw einen [leichten] Schlag versetzen

horses \flick their tails to make flies go away Pferde schlagen mit dem Schweif, um Fliegen zu verjagen

2. (move)

▪ to \flick sth etw mit einer schnellen [o kurzen] Bewegung ausführen

you hit a squash ball by \flicking your wrist man schlägt einen Squashball mit einer schnellen Drehung des Handgelenks

to \flick channels ( fam) durch die Kanäle zappen

to \flick a knife [open] ein Messer aufschnappen lassen

to \flick the light switch [on/off] das Licht an-/ausknipsen

3. (remove)

▪ to \flick sth etw wegwedeln [o wegfegen]; with fingers etw wegschnippen [o wegschnipsen

4. (produce sound)

to \flick one's fingers mit den Fingern schnipsen [o schnalzen]

to \flick one's tongue mit der Zunge schnalzen

to \flick a whip mit einer Peitsche schnalzen [o knallen

III. vi sich akk schnell [und ruckartig] bewegen; ELEC arc flattern fachspr

I saw her eyes \flick away towards the door ich sah, wie ihr Blick zur Tür schnellte

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[flɪk]
1. n
(with finger) Schnipsen nt no pl; (of tail) kurzer Schlag; (with whip) Schnalzen nt no pl
with a flick of his fingers/the whip — mit einem Finger-/Peitschenschnalzen

a flick of the wrist — eine schnelle Drehung des Handgelenks

2. vt
whip schnalzen or knallen mit; fingers schnalzen mit; (with whip) horse etc leicht schlagen; (with fingers) switch anknipsen; dust, ash wegschnipsen; (with cloth) wegwedeln
she flicked her hair out of her eyes — sie strich sich (dat)

I'll just flick a duster round the sitting room (inf) — ich wedel or geh eben mal mit dem Staubtuch durchs Wohnzimmer (inf)

she flicked the light on — sie knipste das Licht an

he flicked the piece of paper onto the floor — er schnipste das Papier auf den Fußboden

3. vi

the snake's tongue flicked in and out — die Schlange züngelte

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flick¹ [flık]

A s

1. leichter Schlag, Klaps m

2. Knall m, Schnalzer m

3. schnellende Bewegung, Ruck m

4. Schnipser m

B v/t

1. leicht schlagen, einen Klaps geben (dat)

2. mit den Fingern schnalzen, mit einer Peitsche schnalzen, knallen

3. ruckartig bewegen, einen Schalter an- oder ausknipsen:

flick a knife open ein Messer aufschnappen lassen

4. schnippen, schnipsen:

he flicked the ashes from his cigar;

flick away ( oder off) wegschnippen

C v/i

1. schnellen

2. flick through ein Buch etc durchblättern, überfliegen:

flick through a book auch in einem Buch blättern

flick² [flık] s umg

a) Film m:

do a flick sich einen Film anschauen

b) pl Kintopp m, auch n (Kino):

at the flicks im Kintopp

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1. noun
flick of the wrist — kurze, schnelle Drehung des Handgelenks

a flick of the switch — ein einfaches Klicken des Schalters
2. transitive verb
schnippen; anknipsen [Schalter]; verspritzen [Tinte]

flick one's fingers — mit den Fingern schnipsen

Phrasal Verbs:

- flick through

English-german dictionary > flick
2 flick

[flɪk] n

1) ( blow) [kurzer [o leichter] ] Schlag, Klaps m

2) sing ( sound) of fingers Schnipsen nt, Schnalzen nt; of tongue Schnalzen nt; of switch Klicken nt; of whip Schnalzen nt, Knallen nt

3) ( movement) kurze [o schnelle] Bewegung;

at the \flick of a switch, the room was in darkness ein Knipser und schon war es dunkel im Zimmer;

he gave the room a \flick with the duster er ging mal eben mit dem Staubtuch durch das Zimmer;

a \flick of the wrist eine kurze [o schnelle] Drehung des Handgelenks

4) ( Brit) ((dated) fam: movie) Film m, Streifen m ( fam)

the \flicks pl ( cinema) Kintopp m o nt kein pl ( DIAL) veraltet ( fam)

PHRASES:

a \flick of a switch ein Kinderspiel;

with a \flick of a switch im Handumdrehen, in null Komma nichts ( fam) vt

1) ( strike)

to \flick sb/ sth jdm/etw einen [leichten] Schlag versetzen;

horses \flick their tails to make flies go away Pferde schlagen mit dem Schweif, um Fliegen zu verjagen

2) ( move)

to \flick sth etw mit einer schnellen [o kurzen] Bewegung ausführen;

you hit a squash ball by \flicking your wrist man schlägt einen Squashball mit einer schnellen Drehung des Handgelenks;

to \flick channels ( fam) durch die Kanäle zappen;

to \flick a knife [open] ein Messer aufschnappen lassen;

to \flick the light switch [on/off] das Licht an-/ausknipsen

3) ( remove)

to \flick sth etw wegwedeln [o wegfegen]; with fingers etw wegschnippen [o wegschnipsen];

4) ( produce sound)

to \flick one's fingers mit den Fingern schnipsen [o schnalzen];

to \flick one's tongue mit der Zunge schnalzen;

to \flick a whip mit einer Peitsche schnalzen [o knallen] vi sich akk schnell [und ruckartig] bewegen elec; arc flattern fachspr;

I saw her eyes \flick away towards the door ich sah, wie ihr Blick zur Tür schnellte

English-German students dictionary > flick
3 flick

I 1. [flɪk]
nome

1) (blow) colpetto m.; (sound) schiocco m.

2) (movement) movimento m. improvviso, scatto m., guizzo m.

at the flick of a switch — (semplicemente) premendo l'interruttore
2.
nome plurale flicks BE colloq. cinema m.sing.
II [flɪk]
verbo transitivo

1) (strike) dare un colpetto a

to flick sth. at sb. — (with finger) tirare qcs. a qcn. (con un colpetto delle dita)

he flicked his ash onto the floor — scosse la cenere sul pavimento

2) (press) premere, schiacciare [ switch]

3) sport colpire leggermente [ ball]

•

- flick back

- flick off

- flick over

- flick through

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[flik] 1. noun
1) (a quick, sharp movement: a flick of the wrist.) colpetto

2) ((slang) a movie.) film
2. verb
(to make this kind of movement (to or with something): He flicked open a packet of cigarettes.) dare un colpetto

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[flɪk]
1. n

(gen) colpetto

See:

flicks

2. vt

dare un colpetto a

he flicked the horse with his whip — ha dato un colpetto al cavallo con la frusta

she flicked her hair out of her eyes — buttò i capelli da una parte

3. vi

the snake's tongue flicked in and out — la lingua del serpente guizzava

•

- flick off

- flick through

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flick /flɪk/
n.

1 scatto; guizzo; mossa repentina: a flick of a switch, lo scatto di un interruttore; a flick of the wrist, uno scatto del polso; With a flick of its tail the fish disappeared, con un guizzo della coda il pesce scomparve

2 colpo (breve e secco); schiocco: a flick of the whip, un colpo di frusta; a flick of the fingers, un colpetto secco delle dita ( dato con due dita); un buffetto

3 (fam., anche flick through) scorsa; occhiata: a flick through the papers, una scorsa ai giornali

4 (fam.) film

5 (pl. collett.) – the flicks, (il) cinema

6 (comput.) nei dispositivi touch screen, gesto effettuato con un dito per far scorrere una pagina o passare all'elemento successivo di una raccolta.
(to) flick /flɪk/
A v. i.

( spesso con avv. o prep.) muoversi a scatti o rapidamente; guizzare: His eyes flicked over the page, i suoi occhi percorsero rapidamente la pagina; The snake's tongue flicked out, la lingua del serpente guizzò fuori (o apparve con un guizzo); A knowing glance flicked between them, si sono scambiati una rapida occhiata d'intesa; to flick past (st.), passare (davanti a qc.) con un guizzo (o di scatto)

B v. t. ( spesso con avv. o prep.)

1 agitare, scuotere (brevemente); scrollare; (far) schioccare (una frusta, ecc.): I flicked my hand and the insect flew away, scossi la mano e l'insetto volò via; She flicked the ash of her cigarette to the floor, scosse la sigaretta facendo cadere a terra la cenere; to flick back one's hair, rigettare indietro i capelli

2 colpire leggermente; dare un colpetto (o un buffetto) a: to flick st. off one's sleeve, togliersi qc. dalla manica con un colpetto

3 far scattare, azionare (un interruttore, una serratura): to flick a switch, azionare un interruttore; He flicked back the locks and opened the lid, fece scattare le chiusure e sollevò il coperchio; to flick open, aprire (facendo scattare la serratura)

4 lanciare, scoccare ( un'occhiata): She flicked him an irritated glance, lei gli ha scoccato un'occhiata irritata

5 (comput.) nei dispositivi touch screen, muovere rapidamente un dito per far scorrere una pagina o passare all'elemento successivo di una raccolta

● (TV) to flick channels, cambiare canali velocemente; fare zapping; smanettare col telecomando (fam.).

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I 1. [flɪk]
nome

1) (blow) colpetto m.; (sound) schiocco m.

2) (movement) movimento m. improvviso, scatto m., guizzo m.

at the flick of a switch — (semplicemente) premendo l'interruttore
2.
nome plurale flicks BE colloq. cinema m.sing.
II [flɪk]
verbo transitivo

1) (strike) dare un colpetto a

to flick sth. at sb. — (with finger) tirare qcs. a qcn. (con un colpetto delle dita)

he flicked his ash onto the floor — scosse la cenere sul pavimento

2) (press) premere, schiacciare [ switch]

3) sport colpire leggermente [ ball]

•

- flick back

- flick off

- flick over

- flick through

English-Italian dictionary > flick
4 flick

flik
1. noun
1) (a quick, sharp movement: a flick of the wrist.) movimiento rápido

2) ((slang) a movie.) película

2. verb
(to make this kind of movement (to or with something): He flicked open a packet of cigarettes.) hacer un movimiento rápido

flick

tr[flɪk]

noun

1 (jerk) movimiento rápido, movimiento brusco

■ with a flick of the wrist con un golpe de muñeca

■ at the flick of a switch con sólo apretar un botón

2 (of fingers) capirotazo; (of whip) latigazo, chasquido; (of tail) coletazo

3 (of pages) hojeada

transitive verb

1 (with finger) dar un capirotazo a

■ he flicked a pea at me me dio un capirotazo con un guisante

2 (switch) dar al interruptor

■ she flicked the light on/off encendió/apagó la luz

3 (whip) chasquear, dar con el látigo; (tail) dar un coletazo

■ the horse flicked it's tail el caballo dio un coletazo

4 (remove) sacudirse

■ she flicked the ash from her sleeve se sacudió la ceniza de la manga

plural noun the flicks

1 dated el cine m sing

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to flick channels cambiar de canal, hacer zapping

flick knife navaja automática

flick ['flɪk] vt

: dar un capirotazo a (con el dedo)

to flick a switch: darle al interruptor

flick vi

1) flit: revolotear

2)

to flick through : hojear (un libro)

flick n

: coletazo m (de una cola), capirotazo m (de un dedo)

flick

n.

• capirotazo s.m.

• chasquido s.m.

• golpe rápido y ligero s.m.

• golpecito s.m.

v.

• chasquear v.

• golpear ligeramente v.

I
1. flɪk
transitive verb

a) ( strike lightly)

she flicked a piece of bread at me — me tiró un pedazo de pan

b) ( remove)

he flicked the ash off his lapel — se sacudió la ceniza de la solapa

to flick the hair out of one's eyes — apartarse or quitarse el pelo de los ojos

2.

vi

the lizard's tongue flicked in and out — el lagarto sacaba y metía la lengua

Phrasal Verbs:

- flick through

II

noun

1) ( of tail) coletazo m; ( of wrist) giro m

she gave the furniture a quick flick with a duster — les dio una pasada rápida a los muebles con el trapo

at the flick of a switch — con sólo tocar or apretar un botón

2) (colloq & dated) flicks pl

the flicks — el cine

[flɪk]
1. N

1) [of tail] coletazo m ; [of finger] capirotazo m, papirotazo m ; [of duster] pasada f ; [of whip] latigazo m

with a flick of the whip — de un latigazo

with a flick of the wrist — con un movimiento rápido de la muñeca
switch 1., 1)
2) (Brit) * película f, peli * f

the flicks — el cine

2.

VT (with finger) dar un capirotazo a

she flicked her hair out of her eyes — se apartó el pelo de los ojos

to flick sth away — quitar algo con un movimiento rápido

3.

VI

the snake's tongue flicked in and out — la víbora metía y sacaba la lengua

to flick over the pages — hojear rápidamente las páginas

4.

CPD

flick knife N — (Brit) navaja f automática, navaja f de resorte (Mex)

- flick off

- flick on

- flick through

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I
1. [flɪk]
transitive verb

a) ( strike lightly)

she flicked a piece of bread at me — me tiró un pedazo de pan

b) ( remove)

he flicked the ash off his lapel — se sacudió la ceniza de la solapa

to flick the hair out of one's eyes — apartarse or quitarse el pelo de los ojos

2.

vi

the lizard's tongue flicked in and out — el lagarto sacaba y metía la lengua

Phrasal Verbs:

- flick through

II

noun

1) ( of tail) coletazo m; ( of wrist) giro m

she gave the furniture a quick flick with a duster — les dio una pasada rápida a los muebles con el trapo

at the flick of a switch — con sólo tocar or apretar un botón

2) (colloq & dated) flicks pl

the flicks — el cine

English-spanish dictionary > flick
5 щелкать

несовер. - щелкать;
совер. - щелкнуть
1) (чем-л.) click( языком, замком, щеколдой) ;
crack, smack( кнутом) ;
pop (пробкой) щелкать каблуками ≈ to click one' sheels щелкать бичом ≈ to crack the whip щелкать пальцами ≈ to snap one's fingers щелкать затвором ≈ to click the shutter( камеры)
2) (кого-л./что-л.) (давать щелчок) flick, fillip щелкать кого-л. по носу ≈ to give smb. a flick/fillip on the nose
3) (что-л.) ;
только несовер. crack (об орехах и т.п.)
4) без доп.;
только несовер. trill( о птицах) ;
jug (о соловье)

to click

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > щелкать
6 щёлкать

щёлк|ать -, щёлкнуть
1. (вн. ;
давать кому-л. щелчки) flick( smb.), flip (smb.) ;
~ кого-л. по носу flick/flip smb. on the nose;

2. (производить отрывистый звук) click, snap;
~ пальцами snap one`s fingers;
~ языком click one`s tongue;
~али выстрелы there was a rattle of firing/shots;
~ зубами (о животном) snap its teeth;
он ~ает зубами от холода his teeth are chattering with cold;
~ ключом turn the key with a click;

3. (вн. ;
орехи, семечки) crack;

4. (о птицах) trill.

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > щёлкать
7 fillip

noun

(stimulus) Anreiz, der; Ansporn, der

give somebody a fillip — jemanden anspornen

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fil·lip

[ˈfɪlɪp]

I. n

1. usu sing (stimulus) Ansporn m kein pl; (boost) Auftrieb m

to give sb a \fillip, to provide a \fillip for [or to] sb (encourage) jdn anspornen; (give a boost) jdm Auftrieb geben

to give sth a \fillip, to provide a \fillip for [or to] sth (stimulate) etw beleben [o fam in Schwung bringen]; (give a boost) etw dat Auftrieb geben

the news gave the stock market a big \fillip die Meldungen führten zu einer deutlichen Belebung des Aktienmarkts

2. ( dated: flick) Schnipser m, Schnalzer m

3. (strike) Klaps m

II. vt

1. ( dated: flick)

▪ to \fillip sth mit etw dat schnipsen [o schnalzen

2. (strike)

▪ to \fillip sb/sth jdm/etw einen Klaps geben

3. (stimulate)

▪ to \fillip sth etw beleben [o fam in Schwung bringen]; (encourage)

▪ to \fillip sb jdn anspornen

to \fillip sb's memory jds Gedächtnis auf die Sprünge helfen fam

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['fIlɪp]
n (fig)
Ansporn m, Aufmunterung f
to give sb a fillip — jdn aufmuntern or anspornen

to give sth a fillip — einer Sache (dat) (neuen) Schwung geben

this gave a fillip to our business — dadurch hat unser Geschäft einen Aufschwung genommen

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fillip [ˈfılıp]

A s

1. Schnalzer m, Schnipser m (mit Finger und Daumen)

2. Klaps m

3. fig Ansporn m, Auftrieb m:

give a fillip to → B 3

4. unbedeutender Zusatz

B v/t

1. a) schnippen, schnipsen:

fillip crumbs off the table

b) fillip one’s fingers mit den Fingern schnalzen oder schnippen oder schnipsen

2. jemandem einen Klaps geben

3. fig anspornen, in Schwung bringen

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noun

(stimulus) Anreiz, der; Ansporn, der

give somebody a fillip — jemanden anspornen

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n.

Anregung -en f.

Nasenstüber m.

English-german dictionary > fillip
8 stroke

stroke [strəʊk]

1 noun

(a) (blow, flick) coup m;

∎ with a stroke of the whip d'un coup de fouet;

∎ with a stroke of the brush d'un coup de pinceau;

∎ with a stroke of the pen d'un trait de plume;

∎ a stroke of lightning un coup de foudre;

∎ they were given fifty strokes ils ont reçu cinquante coups de fouet

(b) Sport (in golf, tennis, cricket, billiards) coup m; (in swimming → movement) mouvement m des bras; (→ style) nage f; (in rowing → movement) coup m d'aviron; (→ technique) nage f;

∎ she swam across the river with quick strokes elle traversa rapidement la rivière à la nage;

∎ the Oxford team rowed at 25 strokes to the minute l'équipe d'Oxford ramait à une cadence de 25 coups à la minute;

∎ to keep stroke garder la cadence;

∎ also figurative to set the stroke donner la cadence;

∎ to put sb off his stroke (in rowing) faire perdre sa cadence ou son rythme à qn; (in golf) faire manquer son coup à; figurative faire perdre tous ses moyens à qn;

∎ to be off one's stroke ne pas être au mieux de sa forme;

∎ figurative to put sb off his/her stroke déconcerter qn

(c) (mark → from pen, pencil) trait m; (→ from brush) trait m, touche f; (on letters, figures) barre f; Typography (oblique dash) barre f oblique;

∎ written with thick/thin strokes écrit d'une écriture appuyée/fine;

∎ British 225 stroke 62 225 barre oblique 62

(d) (piece, example → of luck) coup m; (→ of genius, wit) trait m;

∎ a stroke of luck un coup de chance;

∎ by a stroke of luck, she had remembered to take the key par chance, elle avait pensé à prendre la clé;

∎ it was a stroke of brilliance! c'était un coup de génie!;

∎ British she didn't do a stroke (of work) all day elle n'a rien fait de la journée

(e) (of clock, bell) coup m;

∎ on the stroke of midnight sur le coup de minuit;

∎ on the stroke of 6 à 6 heures sonnantes ou tapantes;

∎ he arrived on the stroke il est arrivé à l'heure exacte ou précise;

∎ British Telecommunications at the third stroke it will be 6.32 precisely au troisième top, il sera exactement 6h32

(f) Medicine attaque f (d'apoplexie);

∎ to have a stroke avoir une attaque

(g) (in rowing) chef m de nage;

∎ to row stroke être chef de nage, donner la nage

(h) Technology (of piston) course f;

∎ two-/four-stroke engine un moteur à deux/quatre temps

(i) (caress) caresse f;

∎ she gave the cat a stroke elle a caressé le chat

(j) familiar (compliment) compliment m flatteur^□

2 transitive verb

(a) (caress) caresser;

∎ he stroked her hand il lui caressait la main;

∎ she stroked the piano keys with her fingers elle caressait les touches du piano;

∎ to stroke sb's ego caresser qn dans le sens du poil

(b) (in rowing)

∎ to stroke a boat être chef de nage, donner la nage

(c) Sport (ball) frapper

(d) American familiar (flatter) passer de la pommade à

3 intransitive verb

(in rowing) être chef de nage, donner la nage

4 at a stroke, at one stroke adverb

d'un seul coup

►► American very familiar stroke magazine magazine m de cul;

stroke play (in golf) partie f par coups;

stroke rate (in rowing) cadence f de nage

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9 dedo

dedo sustantivo masculino (de mano, guante) finger; ( del pie) toe;
◊ señalar con el dedo to point;
dedo anular/(del) corazón ring/middle finger; dedo gordo (fam) ( del pie) big toe; ( de la mano) thumb;
◊ dedo índice forefinger, index finger;
dedo meñique little finger; dedo pulgar thumb; a dedo (fam): ir a dedo to hitchhike, hitch (colloq); recorrió Europa a dedo she hitchhiked around Europe; hacer dedo (fam) to hitchhike, hitch (colloq); poner el dedo en la llaga to hit o touch a raw nerve; señalar a algn con el dedo ( literal) to point at sb; ( culpar) to point the finger at sb
dedo m (de la mano) finger (del pie) toe Locuciones: a dedo, (arbitrariamente, sin selección democrática): elegir a alguien a dedo, to give someone a job
ser nombrado (alguien) a dedo, to get a job because of one's contacts
chuparse el dedo, to be born yesterday
hacer dedo, to hitchhike
no tener dos dedos de frente, to be stupid: su hermano no tiene dos dedos de frente, his brother is pretty dim
pillarse los dedos, to get caught red-handed En español tenemos 20 dedos: 10 de los pies y 10 de las manos (d. pulgar/anular/corazón/índice/meñique, thumb/ ring/ middle/ index/ little finger). En inglés tenemos 10 toes (dedos de los pies), 8 fingers (dedos) y 2 thumbs (pulgares). ' dedo' also found in these entries: Spanish: esguince - índice - llaga - meñique - nombrar - padrastro - pillarse - pulgar - punta - señalar - yema - agarrar - anestesiar - anillo - apuntar - astilla - chupar - clavar - cortar - dar - lastimar - machucar - meter - pie - pillar - zafar English: crook - digit - finger - fingertip - flick - forefinger - glove - her - hitch-hike - index finger - little finger - point - poke - prick - print - ring finger - shut - suck - thumb - toe - toenail - work in - catch - cut - hitch - index - pick - sever - stub

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flip

A n

1 ( of finger) chiquenaude f ; to give sth a flip donner une chiquenaude à qch ; with a flip (of the fingers) d'une pichenette ; to decide sth by the flip of a coin décider qch à pile ou face ;

2 Aviat, Sport ( somersault) tour m ;

3 ( glance) to have a flip through feuilleter rapidement [magazine, guide].

B adj [person, attitude, remark, reply] désinvolte.

C ○ excl GB flip! zut ○ !, flûte ○ !

D vtr ( p prés etc - pp-)

1 ( toss) lancer [coin] ; faire sauter [pancake] ; let's flip a coin to decide décidons à pile ou face ;

2 ( flick) basculer [switch] ; to flip sth on/off allumer/éteindre qch d'un mouvement rapide ; to flip sth open/shut ouvrir/fermer qch rapidement.

E ○ vi ( p prés etc - pp-)

1 ( get angry) se mettre en rogne ○ ;

2 ( go mad) perdre la boule ○ ;

3 ( get excited) devenir dingue ○ (over de).

Idiom

to flip one's lid ou top US ou wig sortir de ses gonds ○.

Phrasal verbs

■ flip out ○

1 ( get angry) se mettre en rogne ○ ;

2 ( go mad) perdre la boule ○.

■ flip over:

▶ flip over [vehicle, plane] se retourner (complètement) ;

▶ flip [sth] over, flip over [sth]

1 ( toss) retourner [omelette, pancake, coin] ;

2 ( turn) feuilleter [pages].

■ flip through:

▶ flip through [sth] feuilleter [book, magazine, index].

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