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flick

/flɪk/

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noun

/flɪk/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее быстрое, внезапное и лёгкое движение или взмах, часто пальцем или кнутом.

A noun referring to a quick, sudden, and light movement or stroke, often with a finger or a whip.

  1. Quick movementB1formal

    A sudden, quick, light movement, especially of a finger or hand.

    ruЩелчок

    • He gave the coin a flick with his thumb.
    • With a flick of her wrist, she opened the door.
    • The cat gave its tail a quick flick.

    Synonymsdabflipjerksnaptapwhisk

  2. Movie (informal)B1informal

    A film or movie, especially one that is not very serious.

    ruФильм (разговорное)

    • We watched a great flick last night.
    • She's a big fan of horror flicks.
    • That old flick is a classic.

    Synonymsfeaturefilmmoviepicpicture

  3. Light touch or tapB2formal

    A light, quick stroke or tap, often used to remove something.

    ruЩелчок

    • He brushed the dust off with a flick of his hand.
    • She gave the fly a flick with a napkin.
    • A flick of the switch turned on the lights.

    Synonymsbrushpatstroketapticktouch

Forms
  • flicks plural form
  • flicks' possessive plural form
  • flick's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/flɪk/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения быстрого, лёгкого движения или действия, например, удара или перемещения чего-либо резким движением.

A verb used to indicate a quick, light movement or action, such as striking or moving something with a sudden motion.

  1. Quick movementB1informal

    To move something with a quick, light, and sudden motion.

    ruСмахнуть

    • She flicked the dust off her sleeve.
    • He flicked the switch to turn on the light.
    • The cat flicked its tail in annoyance.

    Synonymsflingflipjerksnaptosswhip

  2. Throw lightlyB1informal

    To throw something with a quick, light motion of the fingers or hand.

    ruПодбросить

    • He flicked a coin into the fountain.
    • She flicked the paper ball across the room.
    • The boy flicked a pebble at the window.

    Synonymscastfliptoss

  3. Change channelsB1informal

    To quickly change television channels using a remote control.

    ruПереключать каналы

    • He flicked through the channels looking for something to watch.
    • She flicked to the news channel.
    • Stop flicking the remote so fast!

    Synonymsbrowseflipscanskipsurfswitch

Forms
  • flicked past participle
  • flicked past simple
  • flicking present participle
  • flicks 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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