flick in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for flick in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.flick [Brit flɪk, Am flɪk] N

1. flick (blow):

flick (with finger, tongue, whip)

colpetto m

flick (sound)

schiocco m

to give sb a flick with sth

dare a qn un piccolo colpo con qc

2. flick (movement):

flick

movimento m improvviso

flick

scatto m

flick

guizzo m

with a flick of the wrist, its tail

con un rapido movimento del polso, della coda

at the flick of a switch

(semplicemente) premendo l'interruttore

to have a flick through a book

dare una veloce scorsa a un libro

II.flick [Brit flɪk, Am flɪk] VB trans

1. flick (strike):

flick (with finger, tail, cloth)

dare un colpetto a

to flick a crumb off sth

levare una briciola da qc con un colpetto delle dita

to flick sth at sb (with finger)

tirzare qc a qn (con un colpetto delle dita)

to flick sth open

aprire qc con un colpetto

he flicked his ash onto the floor

scosse la cenere sul pavimento

to flick a duster over the chairs

passare lo straccio per la polvere sulle sedie

2. flick (press):

flick switch

premere, schiacciare

to flick the television on, off

accendere, spegnere la televisione

3. flick SPORTS:

flick ball

colpire leggermente

III.flick [Brit flɪk, Am flɪk] N Brit inf (film)

flick

film m

IV.flicks N

flicks npl Brit inf:

flicks

cinema m

flick away VB [flɪk -] (flick [sth] away, flick away [sth])

flick away (with finger)

levare, togliere (con un colpo delle dita)

flick away (with tail, object)

scacciare via

flick over VB [flɪk -] (flick [sth] over, flick over [sth])

flick over pages:

flick over

sfogliare, scorrere

chick flick [Brit, Am] N inf

chick flick

= film da donne

flick back VB [flɪk -] (flick [sth] back, flick back [sth])

flick back hair:

flick back

scuotere all'indietro

flick off VB [flɪk -] (flick [sth] off, flick off [sth])

flick off (with finger)

levare, togliere (con un colpo delle dita)

flick off (with tail, cloth)

scacciare via

I.flick out VB [flɪk -] (flick out)

flick out tongue:

flick out

guizzare

II.flick out VB [flɪk -] (flick [sth] out, flick out [sth])

flick out tongue

tirare fuori rapidamente

flick out blade

estrarre rapidamente

channel-flick [ˈtʃænlˌflɪk] VB intr inf

channel-flick

fare zapping

skin flick [ˈskɪnflɪk] N inf

skin flick

film m porno

flick through VB [flɪk -] (flick through [sth])

flick through book, report:

flick through

sfogliare, scorrere

to flick through the channels TV

fare zapping

flick in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flick in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.flick [flɪk] VB trans

flick with finger:

flick

lanciare con le dita

to flick out one's tongue

tirare fuori la lingua

to flick the light switch on/off

accendere/spegnere la luce

to flick channels

fare zapping

II.flick [flɪk] N

1. flick (sudden movement, strike):

flick

colpetto m

2. flick inf (movie):

flick

film m inv

the flicks (cinema)

il cinema m

skin flick N sl

skin flick

film m porno inv

Translations for flick in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sfogliare

to flick through

flick Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to flick out one's tongue

tirare fuori la lingua

to flick the light switch on/off

accendere/spegnere la luce

to flick channels

fare zapping

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Flick was known predominantly for his solid batting and speed.

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Another behavior common among lizards that use chemical communication is tongue flicking.

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A final scene shows him hospitalized but still able to flick a hypodermic needle with enough force and accuracy to impale a fly.

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He was known for his quick flick of the wrist on a called strike, and his quick punchout on called third strikes to left-handed hitters.

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Without a strong plot or any emotional scenes as it is a senseless comedy flick.

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The user can thus move through a large list at high speed with just the flick gesture.

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Their forked tongue, which flick in and out to taste the chemical nature of the surrounding environment, are reminiscent of those of snakes.

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It has a habit of flicking its wings once or twice every time it moves.

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One covers his eyes with a hand while the other flicks a finger ("pitik") over the hand covering the eyes.

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These flicks show off the bright colors as a communication tool between parrots.

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