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I.flick out VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick out)

flick out tongue:

flick out

sortir rapidement

II.flick out VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick [sth] out, flick out [sth])

flick out tongue, blade:

flick out

sortir rapidement

I.flick over VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick [sth] over, flick over [sth])

flick over pages:

flick over

feuilleter

I.flick back VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick [sth] back, flick back [sth])

flick back hair:

flick back

rejeter [qc] en arrière

I.flick [Brit flɪk, Am flɪk] SUBST

1. flick (blow):

flick (with finger)

chiquenaude f

flick (with whip, cloth, tongue)

petit coup m

to give sb a flick with sth

donner un petit coup de qc à qn

2. flick (movement) (gen) SPORT:

flick

petit coup m

with a flick of the wrist/its tail

d'un petit coup de poignet/de queue

at the flick of a switch

rien qu'en appuyant sur un bouton

to have a flick through a book

feuilleter un livre

3. flick (film):

flick ugs

film m

II.flicks SUBST

flicks Plsubst ugs:

flicks

cinéma m

III.flick [Brit flɪk, Am flɪk] VERB trans

1. flick (strike):

flick (with finger)

donner une chiquenaude à

flick (with tail, cloth)

donner un petit coup à

to flick a crumb off sth

enlever une miette de qc d'un petit geste

to flick sth at sb (with finger)

envoyer or lancer qc à qn d'une chiquenaude

to flick sth open

ouvrir d'un coup sec

he flicked his ash onto the floor

il a fait tomber sa cendre par terre

to flick a duster over the chairs

donner un coup de chiffon aux chaises

2. flick (press):

flick switch

appuyer sur

to flick the television on/off

allumer/éteindre la télévision

3. flick SPORT:

flick ball

donner un petit coup à

I.flick away VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick [sth] away, flick away [sth])

flick away (with finger)

enlever [qc] d'une chiquenaude

flick away (with tail, object)

éloigner

I.flick off VERB [Brit flɪk -, Am flɪk -] (flick [sth] off, flick off [sth])

flick off (with finger)

enlever [qc] d'une chiquenaude

flick off (with tail, cloth)

enlever [qc] d'un petit geste

I.flicker [Brit ˈflɪkə, Am ˈflɪkər] SUBST

1. flicker (unsteady light):

flicker (of light, flame, candle)

vacillation f

flicker (of light, flame, candle)

tremblotement m

flicker (of lightning)

vacillement m

2. flicker (slight sign):

flicker (of interest, surprise, anger, guilt)

lueur f (of de)

the flicker of a smile

l'ombre f d'un sourire

3. flicker (movement):

flicker (of eye, eyelid)

clignement m

flicker (of indicator)

oscillation f

4. flicker Am ZOOL:

flicker

pic m d'Amérique

II.flicker [Brit ˈflɪkə, Am ˈflɪkər] VERB intr

1. flicker (shine unsteadily):

flicker fire, light, flame:

vaciller, trembloter

flicker image:

clignoter

flicker lightning:

jeter une lueur vacillante

2. flicker (pass quickly):

a suspicion flickered across or through his mind

un doute lui a traversé l'esprit

3. flicker (move):

flicker eye, eyelid:

cligner

channel-flick VERB intr ugs

channel-flick

zapper

cliché-ridden ADJ

cliché-ridden

bourré d'idées reçues

clichéd [Brit ˈkliːʃeɪd, Am kliˈʃeɪd, ˈkliˌʃeɪd] ADJ

clichéd expression

rebattu

clichéd idea, technique

éculé

clichéd art, music

bourré de clichés ugs

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I.flick [flɪk] VERB trans (jerk)

to flick sth

donner une tape à qc

to flick a switch

pousser un bouton

I flicked off my shoes

j'ai ôté mes chaussures

to flick one's hair back

secouer ses cheveux en arrière

II.flick [flɪk] VERB intr

I flicked through the book

j'ai feuilleté le livre

my eyes flicked over to the door

j'ai jeté un coup d'œil vers la porte

III.flick [flɪk] SUBST

1. flick (hit):

flick

petit coup m

at the flick of a switch

par une simple pression sur un bouton

with a flick of the wrist

d'un mouvement du poignet

Wendungen:

the flicks Pl ugs (cinema)

cinoche m

I.flicker VERB intr

flicker candle

vaciller

flicker eyes

cligner

flicker lights

clignoter

II.flicker SUBST

1. flicker (unsteady movement):

flicker

vacillement m

flicker of eyes

clignement m

2. flicker (wavering instant):

flicker of hope

lueur f

cliché [ˈkli:ʃeɪ, Am kli:ˈʃeɪ] SUBST

1. cliché (platitude):

cliché

cliché m

2. cliché no Pl, no Art (worn-out phrase):

cliché

phrase f toute faite

afflict [əˈflɪkt] VERB trans

afflict

affliger

afflict disease

faire souffrir

to be afflicted with sth

souffrir de qc

skin flick SUBST ugs

skin flick

film m érotique

inflict [ɪnˈflɪkt] VERB trans

to inflict sth on sb

infliger qc à qn

to inflict sth on oneself

s'infliger qc

to inflict one's opinion/views on sb

imposer son opinion/son point de vue à qn

lichen [ˈlaɪkən] SUBST BIO, BOT

lichen

lichen m

flick knife SUBST Aus, Brit

flick knife

couteau m à cran d'arrêt

flick VERB

Benutzereintrag

to flick one's fingers

claquer des doigts