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flat129flimsyfloply andtừ điển tiếng anh căn bản giành cho người bắt đầu học Basic.fm Page 129 Friday, January 16, 2004 3:10 PM flat 129 flop flimsy / flmzi/ adjective likely to break ly and suddenly Lightning flashed all flimsy around. 2. to move or to pass by quickly because of being badly made The The champion flashed past to win in shelter was a flimsy construction of record time. branches covered with grass and leaves. flat /fl t/ adjective 1. level, not sloping fling /flŋ/ verb to throw something care- flat fling or curved a house with a flat roof 2. lessly and with a lot of force He flung (of a battery) with no electric power left the empty bottle into the sea. (NOTE: The car wouldn’t start because the flings – flinging – flung) battery was flat. í noun a set of rooms float /fləυt/ verb 1. to lie on the top of a float on one floor, usually in a building with liquid Dead fish were floating in the several similar sets of rooms They live river. 2. to put something on the top of a in the block of flats next to the under- liquid He floated a paper boat on the ground station. Their flat is on the lake. ground floor. flock /flɒk/ noun a group of similar ani- flock flatten / fl t(ə)n/ verb to make flat flatten mals together a flock of birds A flatter / fl tə/ verb to praise in order to flock of sheep were grazing on the hill- flatter side. (NOTE: flock is usually used with please them Just flatter the boss a bit, sheep, goats, and birds such as hens tell him how good his golf is, and he’ll or geese. For cattle, the word to use is give you a rise. herd.) í verb to move in large numbers flavor / flevə/ noun, verb US spelling of flavor Tourists flocked to see the changing of flavour the guard. Holidaymakers have been flavour / flevə/ noun a particular taste flavour flocking to the resorts on the south The tomato soup had an unusual fla- coast. vour. What flavour of ice cream do flood /fl d/ noun a large amount of water flood you want? í verb to add things such as over an area of land which is usually dry salt or pepper to food, to give it a special The floods were caused by heavy rain. taste soup flavoured with herbs Use í verb 1. to cover something with water rosemary to flavour lamb. They are going to build a dam and flee /fli / verb to run away from some- flee flood the valley. Fields were flooded after the river burst its banks. He for- thing As the fighting spread, the vil- got to turn the tap off and flooded the lage people fled into the jungle. She bathroom. 2. to become covered with tried to flee but her foot was caught in water She left the tap on and the bath- the rope. (NOTE: Do not confuse with room flooded. 3. to come in large num- flea. Note also: flees – fleeing – fled /fled/.) bers The office was flooded with com- plaints. or Complaints came flooding fleeting / fli tŋ/ adjective lasting for a fleeting into the office. very short time only She only caught floor /flɔ / noun 1. the part of a room on floor a fleeting glimpse of the princess. which you walk He put the books in a flesh /fleʃ/ noun 1. a soft part of the body flesh pile on the floor. If there are no empty covering the bones 2. a soft part of a chairs left, you’ll have to sit on the floor. fruit a melon with pink flesh (NOTE: 2. all the rooms on one level in a build- no plural) in the flesh not on TV or ing The bathroom is on the ground in photographs, but here and now It floor. His office is on the fifth floor. was strange to see the TV newsreader in There is a ...