flip-flop in English

noun

1

a light sandal, typically of plastic or rubber, with a thong between the big and second toe.

Since I don't recommend wearing leather, suede, or any kind of dressy shoe to the beach, plastic or rubber flip-flops are the perfect solution.

2

a backward handspring.

Equally renowned was her power on balance beam, where she tumbled a very high back layout to two feet, and dismounted with two flip-flops to a full-twisting double back.

3

an abrupt reversal of policy.

his flip-flop on taxes

synonyms: about-face, U-turn, volte-face, reversal, turnaround, one-eighty, change of heart, U-ey

4

a switching circuit that works by changing from one stable state to another, or through an unstable state back to its stable state, in response to a triggering pulse.

I built a flip-flop circuit, flipped the switch, watched the relay click on and remain on.

verb

1

move with a flapping sound or motion.

she flip-flopped off the porch in battered sneakers

2

make an abrupt reversal of policy.

the candidate flip-flopped on a number of issues

noun

• about-face, U-turn, volte-face, reversal, turnaround, one-eighty, change of heart, U-ey
• turnaround, reversal, turnabout, change of mind
• thong

verb

• alternate, flip, tack, switch, interchange

Use "flip-flop" in a sentence

1. Dt flip-flop is a new type of full- function flip- flop and it can more conveniently be transformed into D flip- flop or t flip-flop.

2. There is no flip-flop here.

3. It's all about the government's flip flop.

4. I don't understand you, with this flip-flop.

5. Branchlet Flip Flop Sandals positive reviews is 86%

6. You cannot flip-flop and have it either way

7. A glitch circuit includes an SR flip-flop where a received input clock is operatively coupled to set and reset inputs of the flip-flop, respectively.

8. Multistage circuit principles: cascades, push-pull, oscillators, multivibrators, flip-flop circuits.

9. PSPICE simulation shows that the proposed flip-flop has Ideal logic function.

10. This particular shoe, as luck would have it, is a flip-flop.

11. Free shipping and returns on Seychelles Bright eyed Flip Flop (Women) at Nordstrom.com

12. The delay circuit input is operatively coupled to an output of the flip flop, and an output of the delay circuit is operatively coupled to the inputs of the flip- flop.

13. We have seen that a single flip-flop can remember one binary digit.

14. Octal 3 state bus transceiver and D flip - flop. High - performance silicon - gate CMOS.

15. So there's sort of a yin-yang that happens, sort of a flip flop.

16. So Congress must look at that, I do not see any flip flop in this.

17. The first question you said is that our policy on Pakistan is a flip-flop.

18. High-speed flip-flop operable at very low voltage levels with set and reset capability

19. Each flip-flop is coupled to a dedicated free-running oscillator and common jitter clock.

20. By then, 50,000 people will have jobs, and it won't look like a flip-flop.

21. A prescaler, comprising a first flip-flop (F1) coupled to a second flip-flip (F2).

22. He seemed so sure of his decision, how could he flip-flop so dramatically now?sentencedict .com

23. The simplest sequential system is probably a flip flop, a mechanism that represents a binary digit or "bit".

24. Synonyms for Backpedal include backtrack, recant, retract, reverse, reconsider, rethink, change, relent, flip-flop and change opinion

25. After I ordered Branchlet flip flops in white, I ordered the very cute Branchlet floral flip flop

26. Those of us on this side of the House feel no need to flip-flop on this issue.

27. Unfortunately, despite this, we have seen a consistent flip-flop in the reaction of the government in Islamabad.

28. The inverters are cross-coupled, through the variable resistors, to form a flip flop circuit which stores binary logic states.

29. I would love to see Vionic make a Beachier flip flop than the Tide style, but this was just a flop

30. Then on towards Amiens with the windscreen wipers going flip-flop as we drove past sodden barns and soaking cattle.

31. A memory circuit (25) comprises two MRAMs (60, 62), each coupled to a respective input of a flip-flop circuit (64).

32. The D flip-flop circuit was designed with body contact structure and fabricated. The speed characteristics of this circuit are shown.

33. The on-chip capacitor according to the invention is realized by a complementary cross-coupled structure which has a flip-flop characteristic.

34. A prescaler circuit for a frequency synthesizer includes two circuit blocks, each having an OR gate coupled with a master-slave flip-flop.

35. In the case of n-C33H68 coupled 180-jumps and flip-flop motion set in consecutively. This separation probably does not hold generally.

36. Backpedaling (plural Backpedalings) The act of distancing oneself from a previously supported idea, action, behaviour, etc.; a U-turn or flip-flop

37. The output of the exclusive-OR gate is coupled to the input of a D flip flop which is latched once per window.

38. All of this represents quite a flip-flop from a quarter of a century ago when Pius XII decreed excommunication for all “atheistic Communists.”

39. A static RAM memory cell (30) uses cross-coupled enhancement mode, N-channel MOS drive transistors (36) to form a bistable flip-flop.

40. In modification C flip-flop screw jumps (rotational 180-jumps coupled with a simultaneous translation over one CH2-unit in chain direction) are superimposed.

41. External Affairs Minister: I have already replied to the second part of your question. We are neither confused nor is there are any flip-flop.

42. A triac driven by a flip-flop via a driver transistor is used to control the high frequency AC power that is used to drive the lamps.

43. A TTL flip-flop having improved AC and DC characteristics including a higher resistance to output degradation and quicker transition time from a high state to a low state.

44. But Bush's postelection disavowal of early pro-environment declarations together with his flip-flop on the promise to curtail carbon dioxide emissions signals that much of his rhetoric is pure Bushwah. …

45. The compassion of W But Bush's postelection disavowal of early pro-environment declarations together with his flip-flop on the promise to curtail carbon dioxide emissions signals that much of his rhetoric is pure Bushwah. …

46. Again, there are many other ways this can be expressed in VHDL. -- latch template 1: Q <= D when Enable = '1' else Q; -- latch template 2: process(D,Enable) begin if Enable = '1' then Q <= D; end if; end process; The D-type flip-flop samples an incoming signal at the rising (or falling) edge of a clock.