flounce.

/flouns/US // flaʊns //UK // (flaʊns) //

跳动,弹跳,扑腾,弹跳力

Definitions

1.
flounced, flounc·ing.
- ›to go with impatient or impetuous, exaggerated movements: The star flounced out of the studio in a rage.
- ›to throw the body about spasmodically; flounder.

verbbounce; intermittently move

Synonyms

In order to cut snow, neve or ice to pile on the flounce, a pick and spade had to be included in the sledging equip meet.
In front of these sliding-doors is a long high backed sofa, completely covered in chintz, the flounce of which touches the floor.
The stone fell with a flounce, but no Wildeve appeared on the other side, as on a previous occasion there.
Helen didn't remember about skirts except that Mrs. Van Dorn's light silk had a beautiful black lace flounce.
Just go in and get one of those embroidery flounce models for Mrs. McChesney.

/flouns/US // flaʊns //UK // (flaʊns) //

跳动,弹跳,扑腾,弹跳力

1.
flounced, flounc·ing.
- ›to go with impatient or impetuous, exaggerated movements: The star flounced out of the studio in a rage.
- ›to throw the body about spasmodically; flounder.

verbbounce; intermittently move

Synonyms

In order to cut snow, neve or ice to pile on the flounce, a pick and spade had to be included in the sledging equip meet.
In front of these sliding-doors is a long high backed sofa, completely covered in chintz, the flounce of which touches the floor.
The stone fell with a flounce, but no Wildeve appeared on the other side, as on a previous occasion there.
Helen didn't remember about skirts except that Mrs. Van Dorn's light silk had a beautiful black lace flounce.
Just go in and get one of those embroidery flounce models for Mrs. McChesney.