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flap

noun
/flæp/
/flæp/
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    flat piece of paper, etc.平整的纸等

  1. [countable] a flat piece of paper, cloth, metal, etc. that is attached to something along one side and that hangs down or covers an opening(附于某物的)片状下垂物,封盖,口盖,袋盖
    • the flap of an envelope信封的封盖
    • I zipped the tent flaps shut.我拉上了帐篷门帘的拉链。
    • The jacket was fastened with a complicated buttoned flap.这件夹克衫是用一个复杂的带扣的翻盖扣紧的。
    • He was wearing a deerstalker hat with flaps to cover the ears.他戴着一顶猎鹿人帽,帽子上有盖耳。
    see also cat flap
    Extra Examples
    • The officer undid the flap of his holster and drew his gun.军官打开枪套盖拔出了手枪。
    • a loose flap of skin快脱落的一小块表皮
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • small
    • loose
    • tent
    verb + flap
    • lift
    • lift back
    • lift up
    See full entry
  2. movement动作

  3. [countable, usually singular] a quick often noisy movement of something up and down or from side to side(上下或左右)拍打,振(翅),拍击
    • With a flap of its wings, the bird was gone.鸟拍打着翅膀飞走了。
    • the flap of the sails风帆的猎猎摆动
  4. worry/excitement忧虑;激动

  5. [singular] (informal, especially British English) a state of worry and excitement忧虑;困惑;激动
    • She gets in a flap over the slightest thing.极小的事也能令她不安。
    • Harry’s in a bit of a flap over this interview tomorrow.哈里对明天的面试有点紧张。
    Extra Examples
    • Having to cook for everyone at Christmas put his mother in a real flap.得在圣诞节给所有人做饭,这使他妈妈很是着急。
    • I've never seen her in a flap; she's always so calm.我从没看见她慌乱过,她总是那样镇静。
  6. public anger/criticism

  7. [singular] (North American English) public anger or criticism caused by something a public figure has said or done公众不同意;群众愤怒;大众批评
    • the flap about the President’s business affairs公众对总统公务的批评
    • a flap over nuclear issues核问题导致的恐慌
    Topics Opinion and argumentc2
  8. part of aircraft飞行器部分

  9. [countable] (specialist) a part of the wing of an aircraft, at the back of the wing, that can be moved up or down to control movement in either direction (飞机的)襟翼
    • The wing flaps were not extended at the time of the accident.事故发生时,副翼没有展开。
    • The pilot lowered the flaps as the aircraft came into land.飞机着陆时飞行员放下了襟翼。
    compare slat (2)Topics Transport by airc2
  10. phonetics语音学

  11. (also tap)
    [countable] (phonetics语音学) a speech sound that is produced by striking the tongue quickly and lightly against the part of the mouth behind the upper front teeth 皮瓣:一种语音,是通过轻轻地将舌头撞击上前牙后面的口腔部分而产生的
  12. Word OriginMiddle English: probably imitative.

flap

verb
/flæp/
/flæp/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they flap
/flæp/
/flæp/
he / she / it flaps
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past simple flapped
/flæpt/
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past participle flapped
/flæpt/
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-ing form flapping
/ˈflæpɪŋ/
/ˈflæpɪŋ/
Idioms
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    move quickly快速动作

  1. [transitive, intransitive] flap (something) if a bird flaps its wings, or if its wings flap, they move quickly up and down振(翅) synonym beat
    • The bird flapped its wings and flew away.鸟振翅飞去。
    • The gulls flew off, wings flapping.海鸥拍打着双翅飞走了。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • gently
    • wildly
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  2. [intransitive, transitive] to move or to make something move up and down or from side to side, often making a noise(使上下或左右)拍打,拍击,摆动
    • (+ adv./prep.) The sails flapped in the breeze.风帆在微风中摆动。
    • Two large birds flapped (= flew) slowly across the water.两只大鸟振翅缓缓飞过水面。
    • flap something She walked up and down, flapping her arms to keep warm.她来回走动,挥动着双臂使身体暖和起来。
    • A gust of wind flapped the tents.一阵风吹动了帐篷。
    Extra Examples
    • Her wet skirt flapped around her knees.她湿了的裙子拍打着膝盖。
    • His coat flapped open.他的外套啪的一声打开了。
    • The man was flapping a large white sheet.那个男人挥动着一条白色的大床单。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • gently
    • wildly
    See full entry
  3. be worried/excited忧虑;激动

  4. [intransitive] (British English, informal) to behave in an anxious or excited way忧虑;激动
    • There's no need to flap—I've got everything under control.不必担心,一切都已在我控制之中。
    Topics Feelingsc2
  5. phonetics语音学

  6. (also tap)
    [transitive] (phonetics语音学) flap something to produce a flap 襟翼:产生襟翼
  7. Word OriginMiddle English: probably imitative.
Idioms
somebody’s ears are flapping
  1. (British English, informal) a person is trying to listen to somebody else’s conversation某人正竖着耳朵听

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