flop / flɒp /

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flop3 个定义

v. 无主动词 verb

flopped, flop·ping.

  1. to fall or plump down suddenly, especially with noise; drop or turn with a sudden bump or thud: The puppy flopped down on the couch.
  2. to change suddenly, as from one side or party to another.
  3. to be a complete failure; fail: The play flopped dismally.
v. 有主动词 verb

flopped, flop·ping.

  1. to drop with a sudden bump or thud: He flopped his books on a chair.
  2. to dispose in a heavily negligent manner: to flop oneself in a chair.
  3. to invert so that the right and left sides are transposed.
n. 名词 noun
  1. an act of flopping.
  2. the sound of flopping; a thud.
  3. a failure: The new comedy was a flop.

flop 近义词

n. 名词 noun

miserable failure

v. 动词 verb

fall limply, collapse

v. 动词 verb

fail miserably

更多flop例句

  1. That doesn’t mean the new platforms are a flop — or even that they aren’t great.
  2. It was an expensive flop, plagued by delays and quality issues, and the company ended up in bankruptcy.
  3. Whether ill-judged or simply ahead of its time, the transition was a resounding flop.
  4. The company has been rumored for sometime to be working on a less expensive follow-up to its flop smart speaker, the HomePod.
  5. If it’s a flop, we probably will never learn how many people took advantage.
  6. When Fernandez got control of AirAsia it had been a limping, government-subsidized flop.
  7. Earlier, a two-headed dragon in the Ron Howard flop Willow was known, at least around the set, as the “Ebersisk.”
  8. Everyone dressed appropriately and even impeccably—not a flip-flop in sight.
  9. In case the film was transposed to 2014, the director believes it would be a guaranteed flop.
  10. Not surprisingly, the per diem proposal has been a flop since Moran floated it a few weeks ago.
  11. Bud turned his hotcakes with a vicious flop that spattered more batter on the stove.
  12. Never a flop of tail to indicate gratitude for blandishments, never the faintest symptom of canine appreciation.
  13. One of these days Dan will take a flop and land clean over in the Thatcher camp.
  14. She says to tell you it looks at last like our old eagle bird will have a chance to flop its wings in France.
  15. Margaret knelt in a soft flop of scented lingerie beside the indignant young thing.