flap 英 [flæp]
美 [flæp]
第三人称单数:flaps
现在分词:flapping
过去式:flapped
过去分词:flapped
flap 词典解释
名词扁平物;[航] 襟翼;拍打,拍打声;〈口〉不安,恐慌
动词上下或左右移动、摆动;轻拍;振翅而飞
flap 词典例句
及物动词
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Some doves were flapping their wings over the square.
有几只鸽子在广场上空振翅飞翔。
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I flapped the flies away but soon they flew back.
我把苍蝇赶走,但一会儿又飞回来了。
不及物动词
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The flag flaps in the wind.
旗在风中飘动。
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What's the point of flapping about it now?
现在空谈这件事有什么用?
名词
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Don't get in a flap.
别紧张。
flap 网络解释
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襟翼
...具体作法是在主翼前缘设置补助翼(Slot)、可动补助翼(Slat)、襟翼(Flap)等,或是在后缘设置了前缘的襟翼,来进行境界层的控制. 因为设置子前缘的襟翼,或后缘的襟翼后,便能增加主翼的面积,在降落前,后缘的襟翼能改变主翼型的曲率,...
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盖子
...第一次听说的人,一般听到这里就开始害怕,手术时首先使用电动切割刀(Cutter)沿水平切割角膜,只留下一端不切割,然后以这一端为轴打开角膜,如同形成一个盖子(flap)....
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摆动
...而这些蛋白质与DNA结合. 为了确定BRCA1的作用,研究人员提取了这种 蛋白质的拷贝,使其在试管中与双链DNA结合. Gellert解释说,这些DNA带有模拟遗传学损伤的结 构,诸如Y-形分支或一个引致DNA长度自由摆动 (flap)的切口链....
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abbr. federacion latinoamericana de parasitologia; 拉丁美洲寄生虫学联合会
flap 英英释义
noun
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any broad thin and limber covering attached at one edge
hangs loose or projects freely
e.g. he wrote on the flap of the envelope
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a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing
used to increase lift or drag
Synonym: flaps
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a movable piece of tissue partly connected to the body
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the motion made by flapping up and down
Synonym: flapping flutter fluttering
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an excited state of agitation
e.g. he was in a dither
e.g. there was a terrible flap about the theft
Synonym: dither pother fuss tizzy
verb
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pronounce with a flap, of alveolar sounds
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make a fuss
be agitated
Synonym: dither pother
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move noisily
e.g. flags flapped in the strong wind
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move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion
e.g. The curtains undulated
e.g. the waves rolled towards the beach
Synonym: roll undulate wave
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move with a flapping motion
e.g. The bird's wings were flapping
Synonym: beat
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move with a thrashing motion
e.g. The bird flapped its wings
e.g. The eagle beat its wings and soared high into the sky
Synonym: beat
flap [flæp]
六级
考研
托福
雅思
中文翻译
3
vi. 拍动;神经紧张;鼓翼而飞;(帽边等)垂下
英语释义
1
n. any broad thin and limber covering attached at one edge; hangs loose or projects freely
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n. the motion made by flapping up and down
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n. a movable piece of tissue partly connected to the body
4
n. a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing; used to increase lift or drag