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flex

/flɛks/

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noun

/flɛks/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по сгибанию, обычно включающее сгибание конечности или сустава.

A noun referring to the act of flexing, typically involving bending a limb or joint.

  1. Act of flexingB1informal

    The action of bending a joint or limb, especially to show off muscles.

    ruСгибание

    • He gave a quick flex of his biceps.
    • She did a few flexes before lifting the weight.
    • The bodybuilder's flex was impressive.

    Synonymsbendflexion

  2. Show off or boastB2slangamerican

    An act of showing off one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.

    ruПонт

    • His new car was just a flex to impress his friends.
    • Posting vacation photos online can be seen as a flex.
    • That was a major flex when he solved the problem in seconds.

    Synonymsboastbragdisplayostentationshow-offswaggervaunt

Forms
  • flexes plural form
  • flexes' possessive plural form
  • flex's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/flɛks/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия сгибания конечности или сустава, или для демонстрации силы, способностей или превосходства, часто хвастливым образом.

A verb used to indicate the act of bending a limb or joint, or to demonstrate strength, ability, or superiority, often in a boastful manner.

  1. B1formal

    To tighten or contract a muscle, often to show strength or prepare for movement.

    ruНапрячь мышцу

    • He flexed his biceps in the mirror.
    • The athlete flexed her leg muscles before the race.
    • Flex your abs to maintain a stable posture.

    Synonymsbracecontracttensetighten

  2. Exhibit strength or powerB2informal

    To demonstrate or show off one's strength, ability, or influence.

    ruПроявить силу или власть

    • The company is flexing its financial muscle in the market.
    • He likes to flex his knowledge during meetings.
    • The politician flexed his authority to push the bill through.

    Synonymsboastbrandishflauntparadeshow offstrutswagger

  3. Form a curveB1formal

    To cause something to bend or curve, especially a flexible object.

    ruИзгибаться

    • The branch began to flex under the weight of the snow.
    • The material flexes easily without breaking.
    • The bridge is designed to flex slightly in strong winds.

    Synonymsarchbendbowcrookcurve

    Antonymsextendstiffenstraighten

  4. B1formal

    To bend a joint, such as an elbow or knee, through its range of motion.

    ruСгибать сустав

    • The doctor asked him to flex his knee.
    • Flex your wrist slowly to avoid injury.
    • She flexed her fingers to relieve stiffness.

    Synonymsbendcrookcurve

    Antonymsextendstraighten

  5. Bend a plastic objectB2formal

    To cause a plastic or flexible object to assume a crooked or angular shape.

    ruСгибать

    • He flexed the plastic ruler until it snapped.
    • The pipe can be flexed into the desired shape.
    • Do not flex the card too much or it will break.

    Synonymsarchbendbowcrookcurve

    Antonymsextendstiffenstraighten

Forms
  • flexed past participle
  • flexed past simple
  • flexing present participle
  • flexes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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