What does flop in Dutch mean?

What is the meaning of the word flop in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use flop in Dutch.

The word flop in Dutch means mislukking, flop, fiasco, flop, fiasco, flop, flop, mislukking, mislukken, flop, mislukking, miskleun, flop. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word flop

mislukking

(unsuccessful attempt)

His attempt to drive home on a single tank of gas was a failure.

flop

(sth anticlimactic) (informeel)

fiasco

(figurative, slang (failure, disaster)

The musical proved to be a washout and closed after just a few weeks.

flop

(US, slang (failure) (spreektaal)

I'm afraid the whole project was a bust.

fiasco

(informal (unsuccessful movie)

The highly anticipated science fiction movie turned out to be a dud.

flop

(informal (failure) (informeel)

The company's new marketing initiative was a flop.

flop, mislukking

(informal (failure)

His latest film was a dog.

mislukken

(lack of success)

The failure of the new product caused the company to lay off many employees.

flop, mislukking, miskleun

(slang (flop, not good)

Critics called the film the biggest turkey of the year.

flop

(figurative, slang (total failure) (spreektaal)

I enjoyed that movie, but it was a huge bomb.

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