flexing 的 4 个定义
- to bend, as a part of the body: He flexed his arms to show off his muscles.
- to tighten by contraction.
- to demonstrate: She’s flexed her marketing skills for various clients in the publishing industry.
- Slang. to boast or brag about; flaunt: He’s just not into flexing his success.
- to bend.
- Slang. to boast or brag; show off:In his rap lyrics he flexes about his fancy lifestyle.
- the act of flexing.
- Slang. a boast or brag: It's not a flex, but we have the best burgers here.
- British. any flexible, insulated electric cord; an electric cord or extension cord.Slang.an elastic band, as a garter.
- Mathematics. an inflection point.
- flex on, Slang. to brag or show off to; assert one’s dominance or superiority over: She’s flexing on her haters by posting new photos of her beautiful family.
flexing 近义词
bend
更多flexing例句
- A colugo may be able to flex those muscles to change the shape and stiffness of its patagium and thereby adjust its aerodynamics midair.
- For, now, though no such ex ante regulation exists — and the coalition argues the Commission needs to pull its finger out and flex its existing antitrust powers to stop Google’s market abuse before its too late for their businesses.
- Thanks to Beltology’s signature flex, the Litmus gives you room for waistline expansion.
- Even though the supervisors control the budget, Gore controls the department’s daily operations and over the summer he flexed some bureaucratic muscle.
- Our favorite, the Trail, is an all-purpose composite snowshoe that comes in 23- and 26-inch sizes and flexes gently as you walk.
- The tech industry, it seems, is flexing its political muscle more than ever before.
- Since Putin began flexing his muscles in the Crimea last fall, the ruble has lost 10 percent of its value against the dollar.
- Secondly, U.S. Secretary of State Kerry has recently pushed the Arab League towards flexing its intransigent position on borders.
- Already in 2013 there have been multiple instances of Golden Dawn flexing their newly founded popularity.
- In practice, the frequency of employees telecommuting and flexing their time is low.
- Barring a little stiffness, which he removed by flexing and tensing his muscles, he felt very strong and capable.
- Their green antenna rose above the water, a curious forest of luminous tentacles, flexing, wavering.
- Flexing it—which would happen if they let the asteroid precess at will—would soon fatigue even that heavy bolt.
- The end platform moved in an arc, flexing the finger tip from straight to about seventy degrees.
- The flexing or bending of an aerofoil out of its normal shape.