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Meanings of flip in English
Russian
коктейли флип 
Catalan
salt mortal Spanish
salto mortal An acrobatic feat in which the feet roll over the head (either forward or backward) and return.
Usage of flip in English
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That'd be misleading, unnecessarily flip, and would result in missing body parts.
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And if you really need to flip paper pages on your calendar?
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Another indicator is sometimes startling flip-flops on labor law issues, experts said.
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We need to flip those ratios to come back a second season.
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This might not be the best time to flip that switch, however.
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But the companies' executives could decide to flip all those policies tomorrow.
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A push to the left leads to a flip to the right.
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On the flip side, the natural birthrate is quite healthy in Sydney.
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Think of this strategy as the flip side of classic value investing.
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Her list, written hastily but neatly on a large flip chart, included:
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In my first relationship, my partner and I would 'flip' houses together.
12
Once pancakes begin to look solid, after about 1 minute, gently flip.
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It was a flip answer, but it stirred questions in Louisa's mind.
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On the flip side, warmer temperatures also require the body to respond.
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If they find no outside buyers, they often flip assets between rivals.
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She said it with an eagerness that made his heart flip over.
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South Africa
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Australia
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United States of America
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