flip-flop

[US]/ˈflɪp.flɒp/
[UK]/ˈflɪp.flɑːp/

Translation

vi.to perform a backward somersault; to change suddenly; to move with a snapping sound
adj.relating to a backward somersault; suddenly changed
n.a backward somersault; a snapping sound
adv.continuously making snapping sounds
vt.to turn over; to change suddenly

Phrases & Collocations

flip-flopped

flip-flop stance

flip-flop over

flip-flop policy

flip-flop around

flip-flop design

flip-flop wear

flip-flopping around

flip-flop decision

Example Sentences

i changed my mind and did a complete flip-flop on the issue.

she wore colorful flip-flops to the beach.

the politician's flip-flop on the tax bill caused controversy.

he's known for his flip-flop decisions in business.

the flip-flop's sole provided good traction on the wet deck.

the stock market experienced a significant flip-flop today.

i bought a new pair of comfortable flip-flops for summer.

the debate ended with a frustrating flip-flop in arguments.

the team's performance was a real flip-flop from game to game.

he made a quick flip-flop of the ball during the volleyball game.

the company's strategy underwent a major flip-flop.

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