flap 音标拼音: [fl'æp]
n . 拍打,拍打声,副翼
vt .
vi . 拍打,鼓翼而飞,飘动
拍打,拍打声,副翼拍打,鼓翼而飞,飘动
flap n 1 :
any broad thin and limber covering attached at one edge ;
hangs loose or projects freely ; "
he wrote on the flap of the envelope "
2 :
an excited state of agitation ; "
he was in a dither "; "
there was a terrible flap about the theft " [
synonym : {
dither },
{
pother }, {
fuss }, {
tizzy }, {
flap }]
3 :
the motion made by flapping up and down [
synonym : {
flap },
{
flapping }, {
flutter }, {
fluttering }]
4 :
a movable piece of tissue partly connected to the body 5 :
a movable airfoil that is part of an aircraft wing ;
used to increase lift or drag [
synonym : {
flap }, {
flaps }]
v 1 :
move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion ;
"
The curtains undulated "; "
the waves rolled towards the beach " [
synonym : {
roll }, {
undulate }, {
flap }, {
wave }]
2 :
move noisily ; "
flags flapped in the strong wind "
3 :
move with a thrashing motion ; "
The bird flapped its wings ";
"
The eagle beat its wings and soared high into the sky " [
synonym :
{
beat }, {
flap }]
4 :
move with a flapping motion ; "
The bird '
s wings were flapping "
[
synonym : {
beat }, {
flap }]
5 :
make a fuss ;
be agitated [
synonym : {
dither }, {
flap }, {
pother }]
6 :
pronounce with a flap ,
of alveolar sounds Flap \
Flap \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Flapped };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Flapping }.] [
Prob .
of imitative origin ;
cf .
D .
flappen ,
E .
flap ,
n .,
flop ,
flippant ,
fillip .]
1 .
To beat with a flap ;
to strike .
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Yet let me flap this bug with gilded wings . --
Pope .
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2 .
To move ,
as something broad and flaplike ;
as ,
to flap the wings ;
to let fall ,
as the brim of a hat .
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{
To flap in the mouth },
to taunt . [
Obs .] --
W .
Cartwright .
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Flap \
Flap \,
n . [
OE .
flappe ,
flap ,
blow ,
bly -
flap ;
cf .
D .
flap ,
and E .
flap ,
v .]
Anything broad and limber that hangs loose ,
or that is attached by one side or end and is easily moved ;
as ,
the flap of a garment .
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A cartilaginous flap upon the opening of the larynx .
--
Sir T .
Browne .
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2 .
A hinged leaf ,
as of a table or shutter .
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3 .
The motion of anything broad and loose ,
or a stroke or sound made with it ;
as ,
the flap of a sail or of a wing .
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4 .
pl . (
Far .)
A disease in the lips of horses .
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5 . (
Aeronautics )
a movable part of an airplane wing ,
used to increase lift or drag ,
especially when taking off or landing .
used often in the plural .
[
WordNet 1 .
5 ]
{
Flap tile },
a tile with a bent up portion ,
to turn a corner or catch a drip .
{
Flap valve } (
Mech .),
a valve which opens and shuts upon one hinged side ;
a clack valve .
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Flap \
Flap \,
v .
i .
1 .
To move as do wings ,
or as something broad or loose ;
to fly with wings beating the air .
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The crows flapped over by twos and threes . --
Lowell .
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2 .
To fall and hang like a flap ,
as the brim of a hat ,
or other broad thing . --
Gay .
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373 Moby Thesaurus words for "
flap ":
Bedlam let loose ,
ado ,
agitation ,
applique ,
argument ,
bag ,
bang ,
baste ,
batter ,
beat ,
beating ,
bedlam ,
bicker ,
bilge ,
blain ,
blast ,
bleb ,
blister ,
blob ,
bluster ,
bobbery ,
boil ,
boiling ,
boss ,
bother ,
botheration ,
bow ,
box ,
brandish ,
brawl ,
broil ,
brouhaha ,
bubble ,
buffet ,
bulb ,
bulge ,
bulla ,
bump ,
bunch ,
burl ,
burst ,
bust ,
bustle ,
button ,
cacophony ,
cahot ,
cascade ,
chaos ,
charivari ,
chine ,
chirm ,
churn ,
clamor ,
clangor ,
clap ,
clash ,
clatter ,
clump ,
coat ,
coating ,
collop ,
commotion ,
condyle ,
confusion ,
conturbation ,
convex ,
covering ,
crack ,
crash ,
crump ,
cuff ,
cut ,
daggle ,
dance ,
dangle ,
deal ,
depend ,
din ,
discomposure ,
discord ,
disk ,
disorder ,
dispute ,
disquiet ,
disquietude ,
distress ,
disturbance ,
dither ,
donnybrook ,
dowel ,
drabble ,
drag ,
draggle ,
drape ,
droop ,
drub ,
drunken brawl ,
dustup ,
ear ,
ebullition ,
embroilment ,
excitement ,
fall ,
fanaticism ,
feery -
fary ,
ferment ,
fermentation ,
feuille ,
fever ,
feverishness ,
fidgetiness ,
fidgets ,
film ,
fit ,
flail ,
flange ,
flapping ,
flaunt ,
flick ,
flicker ,
flip ,
flit ,
flitter ,
float ,
flop ,
flourish ,
flow ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
flusteration ,
flustration ,
flutter ,
flutteration ,
flutteriness ,
fly ,
foil ,
fold ,
foment ,
fomentation ,
foofaraw ,
fracas ,
free -
for -
all ,
frenzy ,
fret ,
fume ,
furor ,
furore ,
fury ,
fuss ,
fussiness ,
gall ,
gnarl ,
go pitapat ,
gutter ,
hammer ,
handle ,
hang ,
hang down ,
hell broke loose ,
hill ,
howl ,
hubbub ,
hue and cry ,
hullabaloo ,
hump ,
hunch ,
hurly -
burly ,
imbrication ,
inquietude ,
jangle ,
jitters ,
jog ,
joggle ,
jumpiness ,
knob ,
knock ,
knot ,
knur ,
knurl ,
lambaste ,
lamella ,
lamina ,
laminated glass ,
laminated wood ,
lap ,
lappet ,
larrup ,
lash ,
lather ,
leaf ,
lip ,
loop ,
lop ,
loud noise ,
lump ,
maelstrom ,
malaise ,
maul ,
membrane ,
moil ,
mole ,
mountain ,
nerviness ,
nervosity ,
nervousness ,
nevus ,
nod ,
noise ,
noise and shouting ,
nub ,
nubbin ,
nubble ,
oscillate ,
oscillation ,
outcry ,
overlap ,
overlapping ,
overlay ,
overlayer ,
palpitate ,
palpitation ,
pandemonium ,
pane ,
panel ,
panic ,
papilloma ,
passion ,
paste ,
patina ,
patter ,
peel ,
peg ,
pellicle ,
pelt ,
pend ,
perturbation ,
pitapat ,
pitter -
patter ,
plait ,
plank ,
plate ,
plating ,
ply ,
plywood ,
pommel ,
pother ,
pound ,
pucker ,
pulse ,
pulverize ,
pummel ,
quarrel ,
quiver ,
racket ,
rage ,
rap ,
rasher ,
rattle ,
report ,
restlessness ,
rhubarb ,
rib ,
ridge ,
ring ,
roar ,
roil ,
rout ,
row ,
ruckus ,
ruction ,
rumble ,
rumpus ,
safety glass ,
sag ,
scramble ,
scum ,
seethe ,
seething ,
shake ,
sheet ,
shindy ,
shivaree ,
shoulder ,
skin ,
slab ,
slam ,
slap ,
slat ,
sledgehammer ,
slice ,
smack ,
spank ,
spasm ,
spine ,
splat ,
splutter ,
spurt ,
sputter ,
state ,
stew ,
stir ,
storminess ,
stripe ,
stud ,
style ,
swag ,
swap ,
sweat ,
swing ,
swirl ,
swivet ,
tab ,
table ,
tablet ,
tail ,
tap ,
tempestuousness ,
thrash ,
thresh ,
throb ,
thump ,
thunder ,
thunderclap ,
thwack ,
tintamarre ,
tizzy ,
to -
do ,
trail ,
trepidation ,
trepidity ,
tubercle ,
tubercule ,
tumult ,
tumultuation ,
tumultuousness ,
turbidity ,
turbulence ,
turmoil ,
twitter ,
twitteration ,
undulate ,
unease ,
unquiet ,
unrest ,
uproar ,
upset ,
veneer ,
verruca ,
vesicle ,
vibrate ,
vortex ,
wafer ,
wag ,
waggle ,
wale ,
wallop ,
wart ,
wave ,
waver ,
weep ,
welt ,
whack ,
wham ,
whap ,
whip ,
whirl ,
whomp ,
whop ,
wield ,
wigwag ,
wildness ,
zeal ,
zealousness 1 .
To unload a {DECtape } (so it goes flap ,
flap , flap ). Old -time {hackers } at {MIT } tell of the days
when the disk was device 0 and {microtapes } were 1 , 2 ,
etc . and attempting to flap device 0 would instead start a
motor banging inside a cabinet near the disk .
The term is used , by extension , for unloading any magnetic
tape . See also {macrotape }. Modern {cartridge tapes } no
longer actually flap , but the usage has remained .
The term could well be re -applied to {DEC }'s {TK50 } cartridge
tape drive , a spectacularly misengineered contraption which
makes a loud flapping sound , almost like an old reel -type
lawnmower , in one of its many tape -eating failure modes .
2 . See {flapping router }.
Jargon File }]
1997 -06 -17 )
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