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flake /fleɪk/ noun fiocco m intransitive verb ~ [off] cadere in fiocchi

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flake: WordReference English-Italian Dictionary © 2009
flake (snow, cereal, etc.)fiocco nm
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flake offvi (become detached in thin pieces)sbriciolarsi v rif
The house was so old the paint had begun to flake off.
 sfaldarsi vrif
Il controsoffitto era così intriso di umidità che si sfaldava al solo toccarlo.
 cadere a pezzi, cadere in pezzi, venire via a pezzi vi
La casa era così vecchia che la pittura del muro stava venendo via in pezzi.
flake outvi slang, dated (fail to meet obligations) colloquialebidonare, tirare un bidone, tirare un pacco vtr
What? She's not coming? That's it! She's flaked out on me for the last time, we're through.
Ci eravamo messi d'accordo per andare allo stadio insieme, ma alla fine mi ha tirato un pacco ed è andato con altri amici.
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