Significados de Flop em japonês

失敗 (しっぱい, shippai)

Exemplo:

The movie was a total flop at the box office.

その映画は興行収入で完全に失敗した。

His business idea turned out to be a flop.

彼のビジネスアイデアは失敗に終わった。

Uso: informalContexto: Used to describe something that fails or does not succeed, often in entertainment, business, or projects.

Observação: Commonly used in everyday conversation to express disappointment or failure.

ぺちゃんこ (pechanko)

Exemplo:

The balloon flopped to the ground after it popped.

風船は破裂した後、地面にぺちゃんこになった。

The fish flopped on the deck of the boat.

魚はボートのデッキの上でぺちゃんこになった。

Uso: informalContexto: Describes something that collapses or flops down physically.

Observação: Often used when referring to objects that fall or lose shape.

失敗する (しっぱいする, shippai suru)

Exemplo:

If you don't prepare well, you will flop the exam.

十分に準備しなければ、試験に失敗するだろう。

The presentation flopped because he was unprepared.

彼が準備不足だったため、プレゼンテーションは失敗した。

Uso: formal/informalContexto: Describes the act of failing at something, such as an exam or a performance.

Observação: This is a more general term that can be used in both formal and informal situations.

failure

Failure refers to lack of success or achieving the desired outcome.

Exemplo: The movie was a failure at the box office.

Observação: Failure is a more formal synonym for 'flop', emphasizing the lack of success.

fiasco

A fiasco is a complete failure or disaster.

Exemplo: The product launch turned into a fiasco due to technical issues.

Observação: Fiasco implies a more dramatic and disastrous failure compared to 'flop'.

debacle

A debacle is a sudden and ignominious failure.

Exemplo: The team's performance in the championship was a debacle.

Observação: Debacle suggests a sudden and humiliating failure, often with serious consequences.

disappointment

A disappointment is something that fails to meet expectations or hopes.

Exemplo: The new restaurant was a disappointment as the food did not meet expectations.

Observação: Disappointment focuses on the feeling of letdown or dissatisfaction, rather than just the lack of success.

Flop around

To move or behave in a clumsy or uncontrolled manner.

Exemplo: The fish flopped around on the boat deck.

Observação: This phrase emphasizes the erratic or uncoordinated movement, unlike the original word 'flop' which simply means to fall or collapse.

Flop sweat

Intense sweating caused by nervousness or anxiety.

Exemplo: The nervous speaker was covered in flop sweat during the presentation.

Observação: While 'flop' refers to a failure or collapse, 'flop sweat' specifically relates to the physical reaction of sweating due to stress or anxiety.

Flop a test

To perform poorly on an exam or test.

Exemplo: I studied all night, but still managed to flop the history test.

Observação: This phrase extends the meaning of 'flop' to specifically refer to failing or doing poorly on an academic assessment.

Flop down

To collapse or drop heavily onto a surface in a relaxed manner.

Exemplo: After a long day at work, she flopped down on the couch.

Observação: Similar to 'flop', this phrase adds the element of dropping heavily onto a surface, often implying exhaustion or relaxation.

Flop show

An event or performance that is a complete failure or disaster.

Exemplo: The magician's performance was a flop show with numerous mistakes.

Observação: This phrase combines 'flop' with 'show' to emphasize a failed or poorly executed performance, event, or situation.

Flop down on the job

To fail to perform one's duties or responsibilities adequately.

Exemplo: The employee was fired for constantly flopping down on the job.

Observação: Extending the meaning of 'flop', this phrase specifically relates to failing to fulfill work-related tasks or responsibilities.

Flop house

A cheap or dilapidated lodging, often used by transients or those with low income.

Exemplo: The rundown building served as a flop house for homeless individuals.

Observação: In this phrase, 'flop' is combined with 'house' to refer to a low-quality or temporary housing option, typically associated with poverty or transience.

Belly flop

A belly flop is when someone jumps into water, usually a pool, incorrectly and lands flat on their stomach instead of diving gracefully.

Exemplo: He jumped off the diving board and did a huge belly flop into the pool.

Observação: This term specifically refers to a common mistake in diving, unlike the general term 'flop' which can refer to failure or disappointment.

Flip-flop

To flip-flop means to repeatedly change one's opinion or position on a certain matter.

Exemplo: She couldn't make up her mind, so she kept flip-flopping between the two options.

Observação: While 'flop' can imply failure, 'flip-flop' refers to indecisiveness or inconsistency.

Flapjack

A flapjack refers to a situation or project that fails or goes wrong unexpectedly.

Exemplo: The project turned out to be a total flapjack and had to be restarted from scratch.

Observação: Similar to 'flop', 'flapjack' specifically emphasizes the suddenness or unexpectedness of the failure.

Bomb

To bomb means to fail spectacularly or be extremely unsuccessful.

Exemplo: The movie was supposed to be a blockbuster but turned out to be a bomb at the box office.

Observação: While 'flop' can imply general failure, 'bomb' often implies a more emphatic and disastrous failure.

Tank

To tank means to fail miserably or perform very poorly.

Exemplo: The new product launch tanked due to poor marketing strategy.

Observação: Similar to 'flop', 'tank' denotes a significant failure but often with the implication of sinking or collapsing completely.

Bust

To bust means to fail or be unsuccessful, especially after high expectations.

Exemplo: Their plan to revolutionize the industry turned out to be a bust after investors pulled out.

Observação: While 'flop' can denote a failure, 'bust' often carries the connotation of disappointment and unmet expectations.

Dud

A dud refers to something that fails to meet expectations or is disappointing.

Exemplo: The party was a total dud with hardly anyone showing up.

Observação: Unlike 'flop', which can be a general term for failure, 'dud' specifically suggests something that falls flat or disappoints.

The movie was a flop at the box office.

The new product launch was a complete flop.

The company's financial situation is on the brink of a flop.

Flop - Nome próprio (Proper noun) / Nome próprio, singular (Proper noun, singular)

Lema: flop

Conjugações

Advérbio (Adverb): flop

Substantivo, plural (Noun, plural): flops

Substantivo, singular ou massa (Noun, singular or mass): flop

Verbo, tempo passado (Verb, past tense): flopped

Verbo, gerúndio ou particípio presente (Verb, gerund or present participle): flopping

Verbo, terceira pessoa do singular no presente (Verb, 3rd person singular present): flops

Verbo, forma base (Verb, base form): flop

Verbo, presente não na terceira pessoa do singular (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): flop

Sílabas, Separação e Ênfase

flop contém 1 sílabas: flop

Transcrição fonética: ˈfläp

flop , ˈfläp (A sílaba vermelha é tônica)

O índice de frequência e importância das palavras indica com que frequência uma palavra aparece em um determinado idioma. Quanto menor o número, mais frequentemente a palavra é usada. As palavras mais frequentemente usadas variam normalmente de 1 a 4000.

flop: ~ 1900 (Muito Comum).

Este índice de importância ajuda você a se concentrar nas palavras mais úteis durante o seu processo de aprendizagem de idiomas.

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