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she flicked the light on

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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

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