“flop.”造句，怎麼用flop.造句

Because the acting is dull, the film is a big flop.

But, as the league has found out, it's not just defensive players who flop.

The stick is guaranteed for a year, which is the typical life span of a flip-flop.

The multiplexer allows selection of either the scan input or the data input for presentation at the input of the flip-flop.

Refers to a bit(or bits) used to store one bit of information. A flag has two stable states and is the software analogy of a flip-flop.

I wouldn't be calling raises with suited connectors even from position because people over-estimate implied odds all the time and they can get tough to play post flop.

India's model is a flop.

An American television service in Arabic has been a flop.

Because the acting was dull, the film was a big flop.

One was the 1993 in-orbit repair of the Hubble Space Telescope; without astronauts to fit new lenses, the enormously expensive satellite would have been a flop.

So, despite a rough start from the financial crisis (which will still slow global growth this year and next), there is no reason why the new decade has to be an economic flop.

Without a break I will flop.

All of them, every sneaker, boot and sandal, every high heel and clog, every flip-flop. What do I do?

Julia Gillard, Australia's prime minister, pronounced Australia and America "great mates", but by the standards of a world-transforming President with a Nobel prize the trip was a flop.

And, as a further precaution, I placed my pants on the side of the bed where I knew I was going to flop.

I stood there watching that fish flip-flop.