flap
[flæp] verb (-pp-)
WAVE 挥动
intransitive or transitive
■to wave something, especially wings when or as if flying 振（翅）；扑打翅膀；拍打，摆动•A small bird flapped its wings furiously and flew upwards.一只小鸟用力扑动翅膀，向上飞去。 •Flags flapped in the breeze above their tents.微风中，旗子在他们帐篷上方飘动。
[flæp] verb (-pp-)
BEHAVE NERVOUSLY 表现慌张
intransitive informal
■to behave in a nervous and excited way 激动；焦躁•Don't flap - there's plenty of time to cook before they arrive.别慌，在他们到来之前还有充裕的时间准备饭菜。 •Stop flapping about/around !别慌里慌张的！
[flæp] noun
ADDITIONAL PIECE 附加的一片
countable
■a piece of cloth or other material fixed along one edge, especially used for covering or closing something 袋盖；口盖•a pocket flap口袋的袋盖 •a tent flap (= a piece of cloth which acts like a door)帐篷门帘 •A small flap of skin can be seen above the wound.可以看到伤口上结了一小块皮痂。
[flæp] noun
NERVOUS STATE 紧张状态
only singular informal
■a state of nervous excitement 紧张兴奋•She's in a flap because her parents are coming to visit.因为父母要来看她，她心情又激动又慌乱。
[flæp] noun
AIRCRAFT PART 飞机部件
countable specialized
■part of the back of an aircraft wing which can be moved up or down to help the aircraft go up or down （飞机的）襟翼，副翼，阻力板
[flæp] noun
WAVE 挥动
countable
■when a bird waves its wings when flying, or when something else moves in this way 振（翅）；扑打翅膀；拍打，摆动•A few flaps of its long wings and the bird was gone.那只鸟扑动了几下长翅，就飞得看不见了。 |