Interglot - "flick" translated from English to French

Summary

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flick:
- faire glisser
Wiktionary:
- flick → défiler
- flick → chiquenaude, pichenette
- flick → claquer

English

Detailed Translations for flick from English to French

the flick

– A quick, straight stroke of a finger or pen on a screen. A flick is recognized as a gesture, and interpreted as a navigation or an editing command. ¹
faire glisser
- faire glisser verbe

Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
faire glisser	flick	drag; push; shove
-	click; flicker; flip; jerk; leaf; riff; riffle; ruffle; snap; thumb

contact; impinging; striking
movie; film; picture; moving picture; moving-picture show; motion picture; motion-picture show; picture show; pic; show
flicker; flash; blink; wink; twinkle; winkle
flip; thumb; riffle; leaf; riff; peruse
throw
jerk; push; force
shine; beam
ruffle; move; displace
snap; click
brush
remove; take; take away; withdraw

a short stroke²
a light sharp contact (usually with something flexible)²
- he gave it a flick with his finger²
- he felt the flick of a whip²
remove with a flick (of the hand)²
touch or hit with a light, quick blow²
- flicked him with his hand²
cause to make a snapping sound²
throw or toss with a quick motion²
- flick a piece of paper across the table²
twitch or flutter²
- the paper flicked²
cause to move with a flick²
- he flicked his Bic²
look through a book or other written material²
flash intermittently²
- The lights flicked on and off²
shine unsteadily²
A quick, straight stroke of a finger or pen on a screen. A flick is recognized as a gesture, and interpreted as a navigation or an editing command.¹

flick

verb

flick

noun

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• flick	→ claquer	↔ schnalzen — (transitiv), Akkusativ, selten: etwas mit einer schnellen, schwungvollen Fingerbewegung fortschleudern