flip over

The phrase "flip over" can describe both physical actions and emotional reactions, making it versatile in everyday language.

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Definition

A2General

(common)To turn something so that the opposite side is facing up.

Example

  • She flipped over the pancake to cook the other side.
  • The wind was so strong that it flipped over the umbrella.

B1General

(common)To rotate in the air and land upside down.

Example

  • The gymnast flipped over in mid-air and landed perfectly.
  • The car hit a bump and flipped over.

B2Informal

(idiomatic)To become very excited or enthusiastic.

Example

  • He flipped over the new video game release.
  • She flipped over when she saw her favorite band perform live.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "flip over":

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