flounced

UK
/flaʊnst/
US
/flaʊnst/
flounceverb

flounced

Past Simple

flounced
Past Simple
flounced
Past Participle
flouncing
ing-form
UK
/flaʊns/
US
/flaʊns/
Traductions
se trémousserSe dit d'un déplacement vif, agité ou affecté.
She flounced out of the room after the argument, making sure everyone noticed her exit.
Elle s'est trémoussée hors de la pièce après la dispute, en s'assurant que tout le monde remarque sa sortie.
Traductions supplémentaires
volanterTerme de couture.
Définitions
To move with exaggerated, bouncy motions, often to express annoyance or impatience.
She flounced out of the room after the argument, making sure everyone noticed her exit.
To trim or adorn (a garment) with decorative flounces.
The seamstress flounced the sleeves with delicate lace.
flouncenoun
Définitions
A wide ornamental strip of material gathered and sewn to a skirt or dress.
The dress was adorned with a flounce at the hem, adding a touch of elegance.
An exaggerated action intended to express annoyance or impatience.
She left the room with a dramatic flounce, making her displeasure clear to everyone.
flounceadjective
Définitions
Designating a garment or detail that features or is decorated with flounces.
She chose a flounce skirt that swirled with every step.