Flop russian
плю́хнуться
flop
бара́хтаться
flounder roll wallow flop around
диске́та
diskette, floppy disk
накры́ться
to cover oneself (with)
to fail, to flop, to fizzle out, to break down
плю́хаться
to slump, flop down
шмя́кнуться
to plop down, to flop down, to tumble, to fall heavily
вло́паться
plump, flop, get into an awkward situation
плю́хать
flop, plump
сла́нец
shale, schist, slate, flip flops
вьетна́мки
toe post sandals (flip-flops), thongs
бря́кнувшийся
fallen with a thud, flopped down
бу́хнувшийся
having fallen heavily, having flopped down, having crashed down
переобува́вший
who was changing shoes, who was changing tires
who was changing their mind, who was switching allegiance, who was flip-flopping
переобува́ющийся
flip-flopping, opportunistic, someone who frequently changes their stance
плю́хавший
plopping, thudding, splashing, dropping heavily, flopping
плю́хавшийся
plopping, splashing, flopping, that had plopped/splashed/flopped
плю́хающий
splashing, flopping, squelching
плю́хающийся
splashing, plopping, flopping, plonking
шлёпавшийся
flopping, splashing, plopping
шлёпанный
slapped, spanked
floppy (about footwear), worn-out (colloquial, about footwear)
шлёпающийся
flopping, plopping, splashing
шлёпнувшийся
plopped, flopped, that has fallen with a thud/splat
шмя́кнувшийся
flopped down, plumped down, fallen with a thud


















