flick over
The term "flick over" is commonly used to describe quick, light movements, especially when changing channels or glancing through something.
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Definition
B1Television
(informal)To switch from one channel to another on a television.
Example
- He flicked over to the news channel to catch the latest updates.
B2General
To quickly change from one state or position to another with a light, rapid movement.
Example
- She flicked over the pages of the magazine, looking for the article.
B2Eye Movement
To quickly move one's eyes to or across something.
Example
- His eyes flicked over to the clock to check the time.
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