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flippingnoun
flippings
pl
achat-reventeÉconomie, immobilier ; désigne l’achat d’un bien pour le revendre rapidement avec profit.
Real estate flipping has become a popular investment strategy in the housing market.
L’achat-revente immobilier est devenu une stratégie d’investissement populaire sur le marché du logement.
retournementCuisine ; action de retourner rapidement un aliment.
The flipping of pancakes requires a steady hand and good timing.
Le retournement des pancakes demande une main sûre et un bon sens du timing.
saltoGymnastique, acrobaties ; saut avec rotation du corps.
Her flipping on the balance beam impressed the judges.
Son salto sur la poutre a impressionné les juges.
Synonyms
flip
resale
reselling
turnover
speculation
arbitrage
property flipping
house flipping
rehabbing
quick resale
flippingadjective
UK
/ˈflɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɪpɪŋ/
fichuFamilier ; euphémisme atténuant une exaspération ou une insistance.
I can't believe he forgot the flipping tickets again!
Je n’arrive pas à croire qu’il ait encore oublié ces fichus billets !
Synonyms
flicking
turning
spinning
tossing
flippinggerund / present participle
qui tournentParticipe présent employé en valeur adjectivale ; décrit quelque chose qui est en train de se retourner ou de tourner.
The flipping pages of the book made a soft rustle.
Les pages qui tournent du livre faisaient un léger bruissement.
Synonyms
turning
turning over
tipping
tossing
rotating
spinning
revolving
inverting
flipping over
turning upside down
upturning
flippingadverb
UK
/ˈflɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɪpɪŋ/
fichtrementFamilier ; intensif doux employé comme euphémisme.
It's flipping freezing in here!
Il fait fichtrement froid ici !
Synonyms
very
really
extremely
awfully
terribly
freaking
darn
bloody
ruddy
hecking
quite
so
particularly
flipverb

flipping

Gerund

flipped
Past Simple
flipped
Past Participle
flipping
Gerund
UK
/flɪp/
US
/flɪp/
She flipped the pancake to cook the other side.
Elle a retourné la crêpe pour cuire l'autre face.
basculerSouvent pour un interrupteur ou un changement rapide.
He flipped the switch to turn on the lights.
Il a basculé l'interrupteur pour allumer les lumières.
craquerFamilier, au sens de se mettre soudainement très en colère ou de perdre son calme.
He flipped when he found out his car had been towed.
Il a craqué quand il a appris que sa voiture avait été remorquée.
revendreSurtout dans le commerce immobilier.
They flipped the house in just three months and made a significant profit.
Ils ont revendu la maison en seulement trois mois et ont réalisé un bénéfice important.
changerAu sens de modifier ou inverser une position, une stratégie ou une situation.
The team flipped their strategy after the first half of the game.
L'équipe a changé de stratégie après la première mi-temps du match.
Synonyms
turn
overturn
rotate
invert
toss
cast
pitch
flick
Antonyms
steady
hold
keep

Definitions

flippingnoun
The act of buying an asset, such as real estate, and quickly reselling it for profit.
Real estate flipping has become a popular investment strategy in the housing market.
The act of turning something over quickly, often used in the context of cooking.
The flipping of pancakes requires a steady hand and good timing.
The execution of acrobatic or gymnastic flips.
Her flipping on the balance beam impressed the judges.
flippingadjective
Used to express annoyance or emphasis, often as a euphemism for a stronger word.
I can't believe he forgot the flipping tickets again!
flippinggerund / present participle
Engaged in the action of flipping; currently being turned over.
The flipping pages of the book made a soft rustle.
flippingadverb
Used as an intensifying adverb to express annoyance or emphasis, functioning as a euphemism for a stronger word.
It's flipping freezing in here!
flipverb
To turn over or cause to turn over with a sudden quick movement.
She flipped the pancake to cook the other side.
To move, push, or throw (something) with a quick motion.
He flipped the switch to turn on the lights.
To suddenly become very angry or upset.
He flipped when he found out his car had been towed.
To buy and sell something, especially real estate, for a quick profit.
They flipped the house in just three months and made a significant profit.
To change or reverse (a position or situation).
The team flipped their strategy after the first half of the game.
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