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flake

/fleɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un petit morceau mince et plat qui s'est détaché d'une surface ou d'une substance plus grande, ou un flocon léger et délicat., Verbe signifiant se détacher ou tomber en petits morceaux minces, ou (informellement) ne pas tenir une promesse ou annuler des projets à la dernière minute.

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noun

/fleɪk/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un petit morceau mince et plat qui s'est détaché d'une surface ou d'une substance plus grande, ou un flocon léger et délicat.

A noun referring to a small, thin, flat piece of something, often broken or detached from a larger surface or substance.

  1. Small, thin pieceA2formal

    A small, thin, flat piece of something, often broken off from a larger object.

    frPetit morceau plat et mince

    • Snowflakes fell gently from the sky.
    • He brushed a flake of paint off his shoulder.
    • The pastry was covered in golden flakes.

    Synonymesbitchipfragmentparticlescaleshardsliverspeck

  2. Unreliable personB2informalamerican

    A person who is unreliable, forgetful, or fails to follow through on commitments.

    frPersonne peu fiable

    • Don't invite him; he's a total flake and never shows up.
    • She's such a flake; she canceled our plans at the last minute again.
    • I thought he was serious, but he turned out to be a flake.

    Synonymesno-showspace cadet

Formes
  • flakes plural form
  • flakes' possessive plural form
  • flake's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/fleɪk/B2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant se détacher ou tomber en petits morceaux minces, ou (informellement) ne pas tenir une promesse ou annuler des projets à la dernière minute.

A verb meaning to fall away or come off in small, thin pieces, or (informally) to fail to follow through on a commitment or cancel plans at the last minute.

  1. Fail to follow throughB2informalamerican

    To cancel plans or fail to show up at the last minute, often without a good reason.

    frSe décommander au dernier moment

    • He said he would come to the party but he flaked on us.
    • She flaked on our meeting twice this week.
    • Don't flake on me again; we need to finish this project.

    Synonymesback outbailbeg offchicken outditchdrop outno-showstand up

    Antonymesappearattendcommitshow

  2. Come off in small piecesB1formal

    To break or peel off in thin, small pieces.

    frS'effriter, se détacher en petites lamelles

    • The paint on the old wall is starting to flake.
    • Dry skin can flake off after sunburn.
    • The pastry flakes beautifully when you cut it.

    Synonymeschipexfoliatepeelscaleslough

    Antonymesadhereattachstick

Formes
  • flaked past participle
  • flaked past simple
  • flaking present participle
  • flakes third person singular

Variantes phrasalflake offflake out

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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