flip

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flip
[flɪp]
sustantivo
también:
  • flip chart -> flip chart (m) , pizarra (f) de conferencia
  • the flip side (con bloc)(familiar) -> la cara B; (of record) la otra cara de la moneda (sentido figurado) (of situation)
  • flip top -> tapa (f) abatible
verbo transitivo (pt & pp flipped)
también:
  • to flip the switch -> dar al interruptor
  • to flip a coin -> lanzar una moneda al aire (Estados Unidos)
  • to flip one's lid (familiar) ->
  • wig -> ponerse hecho(a) una fiera(get angry) (or Estados Unidos), cabrearse; (español de España) volverse loco or (go mad) majara (español de España)
verbo intransitivo
1ponerse hecho(a) una fiera or (familiar) (get angry)como agua para chocolate (español de México); volverse loco or majara (español de España) (go mad)

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flip [flip]
1Lanzar ligera y rápidamente; chasquear.
2Dar o golpear con un movimiento ligero y pronto; quitar por medio de un golpe ligero.
sustantivo
3Papirotada; también V.
va. FILLIP y FLICK.
sustantivo
1Una bebida hecha con cerveza, ron y azúcar.
2Golpe vivo, capirotazo.
3Salto mortal.

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flip [flɪp]
noun
capirotazo; (m) (Aer) (informal) vuelo; (m)
verb:transitive
(gen) tirar
to flip a coin lanzar una moneda al aire; echar cara o cruz; he flipped the book open abrió el libro de golpe
to flip one's lid (informal) perder los estribos
He got so provoked that he flipped his lid How can such a kind and considerate man flip his lid over a simple thing like going to dinner?
verb:intransitive
(informal) perder la chaveta; (informal)
modifier
flip chart (n) flip chart; (m) bloc de papel de grandes dimensiones que se monta sobre un armazón y sirve para ilustrar conferencias, charlas, demostraciones etc
flip side (n) cara B; (f)
flip [flɪp] (informal)
interjection
¡porras!; (informal)
flip [flɪp] (informal)
flippant

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Verb Conjugation for "flip"

Imperative
  • flip
  • you flip
  • he/she flips
  • we flip
  • you flip
  • they flip
Preterite
  • I flipped
  • you flipped
  • he/she flipped
  • we flipped
  • you flipped
  • they flipped
Present Continuous
  • I am flipping
  • you are flipping
  • he/she is flipping
  • we are flipping
  • you are flipping
  • they are flipping
Present Perfect
  • I have flipped
  • you have flipped
  • he/she has flipped
  • we have flipped
  • you have flipped
  • they have flipped
Past Continuous
  • I was flipping
  • you were flipping
  • he/she was flipping
  • we were flipping
  • you were flipping
  • they were flipping
Past Perfect
  • I had flipped
  • you had flipped
  • he/she had flipped
  • we had flipped
  • you had flipped
  • they had flipped
Future
  • I will flip
  • you will flip
  • he/she will flip
  • we will flip
  • you will flip
  • they will flip
Future Perfect
  • I will have flipped
  • you will have flipped
  • he/she will have flipped
  • we will have flipped
  • you will have flipped
  • they will have flipped
Future Continuous
  • I will be flipping
  • you will be flipping
  • he/she will be flipping
  • we will be flipping
  • you will be flipping
  • they will be flipping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been flipping
  • you have been flipping
  • he/she has been flipping
  • we have been flipping
  • you have been flipping
  • they have been flipping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been flipping
  • you will have been flipping
  • he/she will have been flipping
  • we will have been flipping
  • you will have been flipping
  • they will have been flipping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been flipping
  • you had been flipping
  • he/she had been flipping
  • we had been flipping
  • you had been flipping
  • they had been flipping
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