flail

UK
/fleɪl/
US
/fleɪl/

Traducciones

flailnoun
flails
pl
UK
/fleɪl/
US
/fleɪl/
The farmer used a flail to thresh the wheat.
Фермер использовал цеп для молотьбы пшеницы.
The old flail was displayed in the museum as a piece of agricultural history.
Старая молотилка была выставлена в музее как часть сельскохозяйственной истории.
Traducciones adicionales
Sinónimos
flailverb
flailed
Past Simple
flailed
Past Participle
flailing
Gerund
UK
/fleɪl/
US
/fleɪl/
The fish flailed on the deck of the boat.
Рыба барахталась на палубе лодки.
The farmer flailed the wheat to separate the grain.
Фермер молотил пшеницу, чтобы отделить зерно.
He began to flail his arms wildly to get attention.
Он начал дико махать руками, чтобы привлечь внимание.
flailadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g. "flail mower") to denote equipment or processes that employ flails.

Definiciones

flailnoun
A tool consisting of a wooden staff with a short heavy stick swinging from it, used in manual threshing.
The farmer used a flail to separate the grain from the husks.
An instrument for flogging or beating.
The medieval knight carried a flail as part of his weaponry.
A free-swinging blade, chain, or other striking element mounted on the rotating drum of a mower or similar machine.
The flails on the mower had to be replaced after hitting a rock.
flailverb
To wave or swing wildly.
The child began to flail his arms in excitement.
To struggle or thrash about, often in a state of panic or confusion.
She began to flail in the water when she realized she couldn't touch the bottom.
To beat or thresh (grain, etc.) with or as if with a flail; to strike repeatedly.
In the barn the workers flailed the barley until chaff filled the air.
flailadjective