flake on

fleɪk ɒn

Definition of flake on - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

unreliable

fail to attend a planned event or meeting

She flaked on our dinner plans last night.
He flaked on the group project meeting again.
Don’t flake on your interview tomorrow.

bail

ditch

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Expressions with flake

flake off

to come off in small, thin pieces

The paint began to flake off the old barn door..

flake out

fall asleep from being very tired

After the hike, I just flaked out on the couch.

bran flake

wheat flake including the bran

I had bran flakes with milk for breakfast.

flake salt

salt with large, flat crystals often used to finish dishes

Sprinkle flake salt on top for extra crunch.

flake white

pigment made from white lead flakes

The artist preferred using flake white for its texture.

levallois flake

stone flake made using Levallois technique

Archaeologists found a Levallois flake at the excavation site.

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archaeology

ridge on flaked stone from flake removals

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French:poser un lapin, ...
German:nicht erscheinen, ...
Italian:dare buca, ...
Spanish:no presentarse, ...
Portuguese:falhar, ...
Chinese:爽约, ...
Japanese:ドタキャンする, ...
Arabic:تخَلَّفَ عن, ...
Hebrew:לְהַבְרִיז, ...
Russian:отменить встречу, ...
Ukrainian:зірвати, ...
Hindi:मुकर जाना, ...
Bengali:কথা রেখে না আসা, ...
Catalan:no presentar-se, ...
Czech:nedorazit, ...
Danish:springe fra, ...
Dutch:laten zitten, ...
Greek:αθετώ το ραντεβού, ...
Hungarian:lemondani, ...
Khmer:អវត្តមាន, ...
Korean:나오지 않다, ...
Persian:حاضر نشدن, ...
Polish:nie pojawić się, ...
Portuguese (BR):furar, ...
Romanian:a nu mai veni, ...
Swedish:ställa in, ...
Thai:เบี้ยวนัด, ...
Turkish:gelmemek, ...
Vietnamese:bỏ bom, ...

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