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floppy

/flop-ee/US // ˈflɒp i //UK // (ˈflɒpɪ) //

软盘,软软的,软碟,软盘子

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    flop·pi·er, flop·pi·est.

    • : tending to flop.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural flop·pies.

    • : floppy disk.

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Examples

  • We’ve rounded up the best of the bunch, from cat trees to a floppy fish cat toy to automatic cat toys, and more to keep your cat happy and entertained throughout all her nine lives.

  • The animals developed different coat patterns, floppier ears, tails that curled over their backs—totally unknown in wild foxes.

  • The Hawks use him in floppy action, staggered double screens, screen-for-screener plays and as the third man in Spain pick and rolls.

  • Our room is four feet by eight feet, which is a great size for spreading out a yoga mat and having extra space off the sides for floppy knees or elbows.

  • Feel free to put on your sunglasses and a floppy hat while you read if it helps make you feel a little more tropical.

  • So the discs get all floppy, swollen, pop out left, pop out right.

  • His hair is less gray than it is now, less bristly, more floppy.

  • The 29-year-old actor, with his floppy hair and nerd-cute, Everyman attractiveness, looks like the Nice Guy.

  • The woman who grasped Britain's unions by the neck and hurled them repeatedly against the wall, like some floppy rag doll.

  • I wear a floppy bonnet with peacock feathers and whisper Hail Marys under my breath until noon, when I break for snacks.

  • "We are ready," said Nancy, tying the white ribbons of a floppy straw hat under Anne-Marie's chin.

  • By whisking the joss-sticks around by their floppy handles you can make all sorts of fiery circles.

  • Dulcie wore embroidered white and a floppy hat, and her eyes when she talked to Mills were worshipful.

  • They were now the most ridiculous looking things imaginable, wings floppy, heads hanging.

  • Under her mammoth floppy hat reminding you of an early summer rose.