Translations for „flick off“ in the English » German Dictionary

flick off VB trans

to flick off ⇆ sth

etw wegwedeln [o. wegfegen]

to flick off ⇆ sth with fingers

etw wegschnippen [o. wegschnipsen]

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to flick the light switch [on/off]

das Licht an-/ausknipsen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

No evidence-based government would be so foolish as to flick off fossil fuel consumption tomorrow.

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She makes her way to the shower, where we watch as drops of water flick off her tanned shoulders and elegant hands.

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In (i) what grates on me is the patronising tone ending in the flick off.

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A fierce cut, a big pull and now the flick off the pads too.

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First, a flick off his thighs that was hit in the air, but well wide of square leg.

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A bit more complicated than simply remembering to flick off the lights, the city's energy management efforts last year led to a 12 per cent cost reduction compared to 2013.

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Horse owners could hop off and give the poo a flick off the path out of common decency.

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Know how and when to flick off the tracking switch and your document ends up far cleaner and more readable.

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He plays a magnificent flick off his legs for a six.

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You tip up the plastic chairs to drain the water off the seats and flick off the maple leaves.

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