Übersetzung für 'flip flap' von Englisch nach Deutsch

flip flap [football / soccer]

Elastico-Trick {m} [Fußball]sports

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JK flip-flop / J-K flip-flop <JK-FF> [also: jump/kill flip-flop]

JK-Flipflop {n} [auch: Jump-/Kill-Flipflop]electr.

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reset-set flip-flop <RS flip-flop>

RS-Flipflop {n} <RS-FF>electr.

set-reset flip-flop <SR flip-flop>

SR-Flipflop {n}electr.

data flip-flop <D-FF, D-flipflop, D-flip-flop>

Daten-Flipflop {n} <D-FF, D-Flipflop>electr.

toggle flip-flop <T-FF, T-flipflop, T-flip-flop>

T-Flipflop {n} <T-FF>electr.

flap

Landeklappe {f}aviat.

Wulstband {n}

Schlag {m} [Flügelschlag] [auch: Schlag mit etwas Flachem]

Flügelschlag {m}

Platte {f} [an Jacke-, Manteltasche etc.]cloth.

Lappen {m}med.

Flap {m}

Klappe {f} [einer Tasche, Tischklappe, Zeltklappe etc.]

Flügelklappe {f}aviat.

Patte {f} [an einer Tasche]cloth.

to flap

flattern [im Wind]

flappen [nordd.]

schlenkern

flip {adj}

leichtfertig

to flip

flippen

• The park also included the infamous "Flip Flap Railway", which was a roller coaster ride, designed by Lina Beecher, that inverted the riders in a loop after fall from a height of 20m.
• during the song "Flip, Flap and Fly" in "The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day of the Flyers".
• Flip Flap is a solar powered toy that resembles a plant.
• 2014 saw the new release of 2 Flip Flap noses, the Poppy and England flag red nose designs and the first paper noses for cars and the 1st year for 2 car noses.
• He is responsible for inventing the dribbling move known as 'Elastico', or 'flip-flap', a move which Brazilian legend Rivelino acquired from him and perfected while they were teammates at Corinthians in 1964.

• Cruyff turn, Marseille turn, Seal dribble, Flip flap, Step over.
• Among the attractions were the flip flap, a large cable car with views of the city.
• The centrifugal railways shared a circular loop shape that produced intense g-forces on riders of Lina Beecher's 1895 Flip Flap Railway.
• The character name for the large elephant that came to be known simply as 'Oojah' is quoted as initially being 'Flip-Flap the Great Oojah'.
• Flip-flops can be generalized in at least two ways: by making them 1-of-N instead of 1-of-2, and by adapting them to logic with more than two states.

• Examples used in order to deceive an opponent into what direction you will move, include: the "step over" as used by Ronaldo and Cristiano Ronaldo; the "flip flap" (also known as "elastico") used by Rivellino, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho; the "Marseille turn" (also known as the "360" or "roulette") used by Zinedine Zidane, and Diego Maradona; the "rainbow flick" as used by Neymar; the "Cruyff turn" named after Johan Cruyff; and "scoop turn" (dragging the ball around a defender without it leaving your foot) as used by Romário.