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I. flounder [GB ˈflaʊndə, Am ˈflaʊndər] SUBST
1. flounder GB:
flounder
2. flounder Am:
flounder
II. flounder [GB ˈflaʊndə, Am ˈflaʊndər] VERBE intr
1. flounder (move with difficulty):
flounder animal, person:
se débattre (in dans)
to flounder through mud, water
2. flounder (falter) fig:
flounder speaker:
flounder economy:
flounder career, company, leader, project:
to flounder through a speech
III. floundering ADJ
floundering company, economy, industry:
flounder about VERBE [GB ˈflaʊndə -, Am ˈflaʊndər -], flounder around VERBE
flounder about
se débattre (in dans)
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effondrer espoir, espérance:
patiner discussion, projet:
plonger affaire, commerce:
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flounder1 [ˈflaʊndəʳ, Am -dɚ] VERBE intr
flounder
flounder2 [ˈflaʊndəʳ, Am -dɚ] SUBST
flounder
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flounder1 [ˈflaʊn·dər] VERBE intr
flounder
flounder2 [ˈflaʊn·dər] SUBST
flounder
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Present
Iflounder
youflounder
he/she/itflounders
weflounder
youflounder
theyflounder
Past
Ifloundered
youfloundered
he/she/itfloundered
wefloundered
youfloundered
theyfloundered
Present Perfect
Ihavefloundered
youhavefloundered
he/she/ithasfloundered
wehavefloundered
youhavefloundered
theyhavefloundered
Past Perfect
Ihadfloundered
youhadfloundered
he/she/ithadfloundered
wehadfloundered
youhadfloundered
theyhadfloundered
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It's the year's greatest quickie cash-in remix created to boost the chart position of a floundering single.
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During this time, the college was floundering on expenses, but they managed to carry on and keep the department alive.
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Under their guidance, the once floundering publication became a success.
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Jazz seems to be floundering right now, and we do nt have a clear-cut leader.
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I'm there, back in the commentary box, with him floundering beside me.
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