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flip over

/flɪp ˈoʊ.vər/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant retourner quelque chose sens dessus dessous ou le faire pivoter de manière que le côté opposé se retrouve au-dessus.

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verb

/flɪp ˈoʊ.vər/B1formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant retourner quelque chose sens dessus dessous ou le faire pivoter de manière que le côté opposé se retrouve au-dessus.

A phrasal verb used to indicate turning something upside down or rotating it so that the opposite side is facing up.

indénombrable · transitif et intransitif · phrasal, séparable

  1. Turn something upside downinformal

    To cause something to turn over completely, so that the top becomes the bottom.

    frretourner

    • He flipped the pancake over with a spatula.
    • The strong wind flipped the umbrella over.
    • She flipped the page over to continue reading.

    Synonymescapsizeinvertoverturnturn overupendupset

  2. Change position or directioninformal

    To move or rotate something so that it faces the opposite direction.

    frretourner

    • The car flipped over after hitting the curb.
    • He flipped the mattress over to even out the wear.
    • The boat flipped over in the rough sea.

    Synonymescapsizeinvertoverturnreversetip overturn overupendupturn

  3. Become very excited or enthusiasticinformalamerican

    To react with strong positive emotion, often suddenly.

    frS'enthousiasmer vivement

    • The crowd flipped over the band's performance.
    • She flipped over the surprise birthday party.
    • He flipped over the new video game.

    Synonymesenthuserave

Formes
  • flipped over past participle
  • flipped over past simple
  • flipping over present participle
  • flips over third person singular

Verbe de baseflip

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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