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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   flick

   • IPA[flik]

   美式

   • n.
     a sudden sharp movement；the sudden release of a bent finger or thumb, especially to propel a small object
   • v.
     propel (something) with a sudden sharp movement, especially of the fingers；make a sudden sharp movement

   • noun: flick, plural noun: flicks

2. • 釋義
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a sudden sharp movement the flick of a switch a flick of the wrist
   • ▪ the sudden release of a bent finger or thumb, especially to propel a small object he sent his cigarette spinning away with a flick of his fingers
   • ▪ a light, sharp, quickly retracted blow, especially with a whip.
   • 2. informal a motion picture a Hollywood action flick
   • ▪ British the movies fancy a night at the flicks?

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. propel (something) with a sudden sharp movement, especially of the fingers Emily flicked some ash off her sleeve 同義詞 click, snap, flip, jerk, pull, ... 更多tug, tweak, informalyank
   • ▪ make a sudden sharp movement the finch's tail flicks up and down 同義詞 swish, twitch, wave, wag, waggle, ... 更多shake, whip, twirl, swing, brandish
   • ▪ turn something electrical on or off by means of a switch Urquart flicked the switch and she blinked in the harsh light
   • ▪ move (a whip) so as to strike the driver flicked his whip and the cab moved off

   片語

   • flick off
   • flick on
   • flick through