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I . flick [flɪk] N

1. flick (blow):

flick
frc m

2. flick (movement):

flick
flick of switch
klik m
flick of whip
tlesk m
flick of wrist
zasuk m

3. flick Brit inf pl:

kino m

II . flick [flɪk] VB trans

1. flick (strike):

to flick sb/sth

3. flick (remove):

flick
flick with fingers
krcati [perf krcniti]

flick through VB intr inf to flick through sth

flick book, pages, report:

flick

ˈflick knife N Brit Aus

flick knife
flick knife
pipec m

ˈskin flick N inf

skin flick
skin flick

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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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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It has a habit of flicking its wings once or twice every time it moves.
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Their dorsal fins are very long, and the fish flicks it back and forth.
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This was done to reduce the use of the flick and encourage the use of more traditional thrusts.
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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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Flick was known predominantly for his solid batting and speed.
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He continued to flick turn at high speeds and attack those behind him.
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Each one had to strike the other's armour and flick it away.
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When the board is in the process of straightening, the back foot is lifted in a flick motion, causing the board to kickflip.
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Commencing a series of flick rolls, on his third roll, the ace misjudges his altitude and hits the ground heavily in a level attitude.
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