flipping nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di flipping nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.flipping [ingl brit ˈflɪpɪŋ, ingl am ˈflɪpɪŋ] AGG ingl brit colloq

flipping

dannato

flipping

maledetto

flipping heck!

maledizione!

II.flipping [ingl brit ˈflɪpɪŋ, ingl am ˈflɪpɪŋ] AVV ingl brit colloq

flipping stupid, rude

tremendamente

flipping painful, cold

maledettamente

that tastes flipping horrible!

ha un gusto davvero orrendo!

I.flip¹ [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] SOST

1. flip (of finger):

flip

colpetto m

to give sth a flip

dare un colpetto a qc

with a flip (of the fingers)

con un colpetto

to decide sth by the flip of a coin

decidere qc facendo testa o croce

2. flip (somersault):

flip

capriola f

3. flip:

flip (short flight)

= breve volo in aereo

flip (quick trip)

giretto m

4. flip (glance):

to have a flip through magazine, guide

dare un'occhiata or una scorsa a

II.flip¹ [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] AGG

flip person, attitude, remark, reply:

flip

impertinente, insolente

III.flip¹ [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] INTER ingl brit colloq

flip!

maledizione!

IV.flip¹ <forma in -ing flipping, pass, part perf flipped> [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] VB vb trans

1. flip (toss):

flip coin

lanciare

flip pancake

girare

let's flip a coin to decide

facciamo testa o croce

2. flip (flick):

flip switch

premere, schiacciare

to flip sth on, off

accendere, spegnere qc

to flip sth open, shut

aprire, chiudere qc

V.flip¹ <forma in -ing flipping, pass, part perf flipped> [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] VB vb intr colloq

1. flip (get angry):

flip

incavolarsi

2. flip (go mad):

flip

uscire di testa, andare fuori di testa, partire

3. flip (get excited):

flip

eccitarsi (over per)

VI.flip¹ [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] AGG

flip → flippant

VII.flip¹ [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp]

to flip one's lid or wig, to flip one's top ingl am

uscire dai gangheri

Vedi anche: flippant

flippant [ingl brit ˈflɪp(ə)nt, ingl am ˈflɪpənt] AGG

flippant (not serious) remark, person

frivolo, leggero

flippant (lacking respect) tone, attitude, behaviour

irriverente, impertinente

don't be flippant!

fai la persona seria!

I'm not being flippant

non sto scherzando

flip² [ingl brit flɪp, ingl am flɪp] SOST

flip

= bevanda alcolica a base di uova sbattute e zucchero

I.flip over VB [flɪp -] (flip over)

flip over vehicle:

ribaltarsi

flip over plane:

capovolgersi

II.flip over VB [flɪp -] (flip [sth] over, flip over [sth])

1. flip over (toss):

flip over omelette, pancake

girare

flip over coin

lanciare

2. flip over (turn):

flip over pages

girare, sfogliare

flip through VB [flɪp -] (flip through [sth])

flip through book, magazine

sfogliare, scorrere

flip through index

scorrere

flip-flop [ingl brit ˈflɪpflɒp, ingl am ˈflɪp flɑp] SOST

1. flip-flop (sandal):

flip-flop

(sandalo) infradito mf

2. flip-flop ELETTRON (device):

flip-flop

flip-flop m

flip-flop

multivibratore m bistabile

3. flip-flop ingl am (about-face):

flip-flop

voltafaccia m

flip side [ingl brit, ingl am ˈflɪp ˌsaɪd] SOST

flip side MUS (on record)

lato m B

flip side (other side) fig

altra faccia f (of, to di)

egg flip [ˈeɡflɪp] SOST

egg flip → eggnog

Vedi anche: eggnog

eggnog [ingl brit ˈɛɡnɒɡ, ingl am ˈɛɡˌnɑɡ] SOST

eggnog

= bevanda a base di uova, latte, zucchero, brandy o altro alcolico, generalmente consumata fredda

I.flip-top [ingl am ˈflɪptɑp] SOST

1. flip-top (table):

flip-top

tavolo m a libro

2. flip-top:

flip-top (of plastic bottle)

tappino m a scatto

flip-top (of box, packet)

apertura f a scatto

II.flip-top [ingl am ˈflɪptɑp] AGG

flip-top box, packet:

flip-top

con apertura a scatto

flip out VB [flɪp -]

1. flip out (get angry):

flip out colloq

incavolarsi

2. flip out (go mad):

flip out

uscire di testa, andare fuori di testa, partire

flipping nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di flipping nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.flip <-pp-> [flɪp] VB vb trans

flip pancake

rigirare

flip pages

sfogliare

to flip a coin

fare a testa e croce

locuzioni:

to flip one's lid

andare fuori dai gangheri

II.flip <-pp-> [flɪp] VB vb intr

1. flip:

to flip over car

ribaltarsi

2. flip colloq (go crazy):

flip

perdere la testa

III.flip <-pp-> [flɪp] SOST (toss in the air)

flip of a coin

lancio m di una moneta

flip side SOST

1. flip side MUS:

flip side of record

lato m B

2. flip side of policy, situation:

the flip side

l'altra faccia f

flip-flop® [ˈflɪp·flɑ:p] SOST

flip-flop

infradito m inv

flip chart SOST

flip chart

lavagna f a fogli mobili

flipping Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to flip a coin

fare a testa e croce

to flip one's lid

andare fuori dai gangheri

to flip over car

ribaltarsi

flip of a coin

lancio m di una moneta

the flip side

l'altra faccia f

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The two halves were complete polar opposites, each displaying offensive domination on one side and defensive struggles on the other, flipping 180 at the half.

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She worked flipping burgers for around 3 years, and she worked as a cleaner in schools.

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As first example, every vector space is braided via the trivial braiding (simply flipping).

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These products may then dump charge into nearby structures, causing data loss (bit flipping, or single event upset).

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In these sections, the reader can animate the action by quickly flipping between sets of pages.

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That is, it is symmetric in the exchange of the first and last pair of indices, and antisymmetric in the flipping of a pair.

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Flipping though the pages, she sees that their father's face has been covered with horse heads from his frame collection.

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However, when on land, flipping caused damage, also if the car would land on its wheels.

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They are often flipping into formation on top of each other in their adventures.

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Obviously, the 50/50 probability is preserved -- and rolling dice turns out to be easier and quicker than flipping coins.

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