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Meanings of flop in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bust"
Examples for "bust"
1
In the early days of the financial crisis, ACA Capital went bust.
2
But Polonsky soon went bust and ran afoul of the Russian state.
3
The bust took place at the border between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
4
In short, a good portion of the local stockbroking firms are bust.
5
In July 2012, home prices were still falling from the housing bust.
1
That said; connections made today are likely to fizzle out into nothing!
2
But Travis had seen other such efforts fizzle out over the years.
3
But any momentum behind the deal appeared to fizzle quickly on Thursday.
4
Days of protests seemed to fizzle out, but continued in some places.
5
You can expect the deluges to fizzle out in the early evening.
Spanish
fracasar Usage of flop in English
1
That said, I don't think Russia can afford a second high-profile flop.
2
Indeed, the coelacanth, far from being a flop, is rather a success.
3
However, the 3DO was a flop, largely due to its high price.
4
The flop will affect sentiment for future yuan stocks in Hong Kong.
5
And Tad's plan can only work if Lottie's line is a flop.
6
Hammond had looked set to lose his job until May's election flop.
7
Joe Griffinasks why the best stand-up comedians often flop in the cinema.
8
The hub's purpose is to eliminate the need for a flip-flop hub.
9
His immediate replacement is the former Manchester City and Everton flop Jô.
10
This year's Great British Princess Bake-Off has been … a royal flop.
11
Crystal Palace are keen on another Liverpool flop say Your Local Guardian.
12
I don't know how they're gonna deal with the flip-flop thing, exactly.
13
At the same moment a loud flop was heard on the quarter-deck.
14
Saturday night flop The disastrous figures for the Premiership have wider repercussions.
15
A sudden impulse- Iwentflop on my knees; so you may judge-
16
I thought I saw the bank-book give a nervous flop just here.
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Translations for flop
Spanish
Portuguese
Flop through the time
Flop across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common