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/flɪk/ |
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1 | T to make something move quickly and suddenly , especially with a quick movement of the hand (尤指用手快速地)弹,拂,掠,投,掷,扔 |
| He flicked a speck of cigarette ash off his sleeve. 他拂去衣袖上的一点烟灰。 |
| flick sth over/across/at/into/back/down etc She flicked back her long dark hair. 她把长长的黑发甩向脑后。 |
| Martin flicked the ball at the goalpost. 马丁把球掷向门柱。 |
| flick sth open He flicked open the file in front of him. 他把文件在面前一甩,文件就打开了。 |
| 1a | I +over/across etcto move quickly and suddenly 拂过;掠过 | | A branch flicked across her face. 一根树枝掠过她的脸。 | | The figures on the clock flicked to 5:36. 钟上的数字跳到5点36分。 | |
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2 | T to move a switch in order to turn something such as a light or machine on or off 开,关(灯、机器等) |
| flick sth on/off He flicked on the car radio. 他打开了车上的收音机。 |
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3 | I/T to look at someone or something quickly 扫视;瞟;掠过 |
| Linda’ s eyes flicked across the map. 琳达的眼睛扫过地图。 |
| She flicked a glance at the door. 她朝门口瞟了一眼。 |
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- | ˌflick ˈthrough |
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1 | to turn the pages of a book , magazine , newspaper etc very quickly looking at some of the pages for a very short time 快速翻阅某物 |
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2 | to quickly change from one television channel to another , having a very quick look at each to see what programme is on 快速地转换(电视频道) | She flicked through the channels but nothing interesting was on. 她不停地换着频道,但没有什么有趣的节目。 | |
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