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flip-flop

Translations

flip-flopnoun
flip-flops
pl
вьетнамкапляжная сандалия с Y-образным ремешком
She slipped on her flip-flops before heading to the beach.
Она надела вьетнамки, прежде чем отправиться на пляж.
колебаниерезкая смена мнения или курса (полит.)
The governor's flip-flop on tax reform angered voters.
Колебание губернатора в вопросе налоговой реформы разозлило избирателей.
триггерэлектроника
The register is built from a series of flip-flops.
Регистр построен из серии триггеров.
flip-flopverb
flip-flopped
Past Simple
flip-flopped
Past Participle
flip-flopping
Gerund
колебатьсябыстро менять мнение или позицию
The candidate flip-flopped on climate policy several times during the campaign.
Кандидат несколько раз колебался в отношении климатической политики во время кампании.
шлёпатьпередвигаться, издавая мягкий хлопающий звук
Her wet shoes flip-flopped across the kitchen floor.
Её мокрая обувь шлёпала по кухонному полу.
flip-flopadjective
Used attributively, especially in electronics, to denote something employing or relating to a flip-flop circuit.
триггерныйэлектроника
The device includes a flip-flop trigger that controls the pulse output.
Устройство содержит триггерный переключатель, который управляет выходным импульсом.

Definitions

flip-flopnoun
A light sandal consisting of a flat sole held loosely on the foot by a Y-shaped strap that passes between the first and second toes.
She slipped on her flip-flops before heading to the beach.
An abrupt or unexpected reversal of opinion, policy, or position.
Voters were frustrated by the governor's sudden flip-flop on tax reform.
(Electronics) A bistable circuit or device that has two stable states and can store one bit of information.
The register is built from a series of flip-flops.
flip-flopverb
To change abruptly and repeatedly between two opinions, positions, or policies.
The candidate flip-flopped on climate policy several times during the campaign.
To move with a soft, flapping sound like that made by flip-flop sandals.
Her wet shoes flip-flopped across the kitchen floor.
flip-flopadjective
Relating to or employing a flip-flop circuit; having two stable states.
The device includes a flip-flop trigger that controls the pulse output.
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