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flap
UK
/flæp/
US
/flæp/
flap around
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flap
noun
flaps
pl
UK
/flæp/
US
/flæp/
клапан
The heart has a flap that regulates blood flow.
В сердце есть клапан, который регулирует поток крови.
створка
The envelope has a flap that you need to seal.
У конверта есть створка, которую нужно запечатать.
Traductions supplémentaires
плеск
шлепок
всплеск
хлопок
Synonymes
wing
slap
fold
flapjack
banner
flap
verb
flapped
Past Simple
flapped
Past Participle
flapping
Gerund
UK
/flæp/
US
/flæp/
хлопать
The flag flapped in the strong wind.
Флаг хлопал на сильном ветру.
махать
The bird began to flap its wings rapidly.
Птица начала быстро махать крыльями.
Traductions supplémentaires
трепыхаться
Synonymes
beat
move
brandish
wave
flutter
flail
swing
flap
adjective
UK
/flæp/
US
/flæp/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something equipped with or resembling a flap.
Synonymes
distressed
worked-up
uneasy
perturbed
alarmed
rattled
upset
anxious
nervous
panicked
flustered
agitated
Définitions
flap
noun
A piece of material that is attached on one side and can be moved freely, often used to cover an opening.
The envelope had a flap that needed to be sealed before mailing.
A state of agitation or panic.
There was a flap in the office when the fire alarm went off unexpectedly.
A rapid movement up and down, typically referring to wings or arms.
The bird took off with a flap of its wings.
A part of an aircraft wing that can be moved to control lift and drag.
The pilot adjusted the flaps to prepare for landing.
A piece of living tissue partly detached and used for grafting or reconstructive surgery while still attached to its original blood supply.
The surgeon rotated a skin flap to cover the burn area.
flap
verb
To move up and down or back and forth with a quick motion.
The bird began to flap its wings rapidly as it prepared to take off.
To wave something, especially a piece of cloth, in the air.
She flapped the towel to get rid of the sand before packing it away.
To become agitated or excited.
He started to flap when he realized he was going to be late for the meeting.
flap
adjective
Relating to or equipped with a flap.
He attached a flap valve to the exhaust pipe.
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