flop

vi.

（指书、戏剧等）彻底失败；（因疲惫而）猛然坐下；（笨拙地、不由自主地或松弛地）移动或落下；砸锅

vt.

笨拙地抛下；

n.

失败；

adv.

扑通一声；

复数：flops过去式：flopped过去分词：flopped现在分词：flopping第三人称单数：flops

fosbury flop背越式跳高；福斯贝利式跳高

1. The pile of books flopped noisily onto the floor.
   那摞书劈里啪啦地散落到地上。
2. The fish we'd caught flopped around in the bottom of the boat.
   我们捕到的鱼在船底乱蹦。
3. Exhausted, he flopped down into the nearest chair.
   他累得一下子坐到离他最近的小沙发上。
4. But in the world's second-largest economy, English-language education has been a flop.
   但是在世界第二大经济国，英语教育则是猛落。

1. They heard the click of the mail slot and flop of letters on the doormat.
   他们听到邮箱喀嗒一声响，接着就是信件落到门垫子上的声音。

1. He fell flop into the water.
   他噗通一声掉到水里。

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