常見例句You can expect to hear a lot of yelling in a newsroom. Everybody has a deadline, and people flip out all the time. 在新聞編輯室里你可以成天聽到大喊大叫。每個(gè)人都有截稿時(shí)間的壓力,所以大家經(jīng)常抓狂。To flip out means to go crazy because you are very angry about something. People sometimes flip out because they just can't stand something anymore. 你在忍了好多個(gè)星期整日震天價(jià)響的吵聲之后,終于忍無可忍對他們大發(fā)雷霆了。Service in the restaurant was abysmally slow. My husband was starting to flip out, so I tried to distract him with small talk. 我跟老公去餐館吃飯,上菜出奇的慢。老公開始有點(diǎn)抓狂了,所以我跟他談?wù)撔┎惶鄄话W的話題以轉(zhuǎn)移他的注意力。My mom really flipped out when she saw my beard. 我媽媽看到我的絡(luò)腮胡子時(shí),都快要發(fā)瘋了。I wondered if I would flip out. 我不知道是否會失去自制力。The young girl flipped out when she saw Michael Jackson in person. 這個(gè)小女孩親眼見到麥克爾·杰克遜本人時(shí),激動得不能自已。 返回 flip-out