Flop means:

1. vt. to throw down awkwardly, to flop down, to flap (wings);

2. vi.? to fail, to flutter Shoot, fall down with a thud, fall heavily;

3. n.? Failure, fall down with a thud, slap sound

4. adv.? Plop, just in time;

Bilingual phrases:

1. flop shot: high throw

2. After Flop: after the flop

3. Sticky Flop: Chinese Subtitles

4. flop core: The trigger includes a core circuit

5. warp flop: collapse of the sutra

Bilingual examples:

1. Because?of?edge?triggered flip-flop,?a?machine?period?is?equal to?a?clock?period, which?improves the?execution?efficiency.?

Adopt edge Triggering causes one machine cycle to correspond to one clock cycle, improving execution efficiency.

2. Casting the right spell can often mean the difference between a flier and a flop.

The correct spelling often means the difference between a flier and a flop.

3. In fact, it already endured a major flop the day John Carter was released.

In fact, it already endured a major flop the day John Carter was released. fail.

4. Apple itself launched a pen-based tablet computer, the Newton, in 1993, but it was a flop.

Apple itself launched a pen-based tablet computer, the Newton, in 1993, but it was a flop. Tablet - Newton, but it failed.

5. Lastly, the much talked about BRIC Bank remains a flop heading into the Summit.

Finally, the discussion on the "BRIC" is still a failed summit.