flickKK [ˈflɪk] ｜ /ˈflɪk/
GEPT 中高級
C1verb
to throw or toss with a quick, sudden motion
With a flick of his wrist, he sent the ball flying into the air.
輕彈；甩出
C1verb
to cause something to move with a sudden, light snap or jerk
She flicked her hair over her shoulder and turned to face him
輕撥；快速撥動
C1verb
to touch or hit something lightly and quickly
He used his finger to flick the switch on.
C2verb
to make a quick, snapping sound
She used her finger to flick the light switch on and off.
C1verb
to twitch or flutter
The cat’s tail flicked back and forth when she spotted a bird outside the window.
C2verb
to remove something with a quick, sudden movement
She flicked the lint off her shirt.
C2noun
a light, quick contact, usually with something flexible
Sally used a flick of her wrist to send the paper airplane soaring across the room.
C2noun
a quick, short stroke or movement
He used a flick of the finger to turn off the light.