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Meanings of flounder in English
Usage of flounder in English
1
Secure a flounder and fillet it in the manner explained in Art.
2
A lot of companies try to go it alone and flounder along.
3
Both experienced grinding austerity, but Ireland recovered and Greece continues to flounder.
4
I flounder from detail to detail of it; it drags me along.
5
New Age dreamers flounder in water over their heads, with near horizons.
6
But that low-tech approach might flounder at businesses due to its slowness.
7
Encourage bilateral agreements Copenhagen-style agreements may possibly be fruitful, but could flounder.
8
You flounder for an answer that fails to impress the hiring manager.
9
Remorse struck him and he tried to flounder out of the position.
10
Go to the flounder, and tell him to give us a castle.
11
Longstreet began to flounder and half-way through his recital bogged down helplessly.
12
I am quite ready to put back a flounder that can talk.
13
And with his head still turned, Andrew felt a shock and flounder.
14
Another plunge or flounder, and horse and rider would go down together.
15
He always begins to flounder when people say nice things to him.
16
It was like cupping his hand over a flounder on the seabed.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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