English
Etymology
From front + flip.
Noun
frontflip (plural frontflips)
- (gymnastics) A floor movement, consisting of rotating one's body in the air 360 degrees in the forward direction.
- Hypernyms: flip < maneuver, move, movement
- Coordinate term: backflip
Translations
act of rotating
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 前空翻 (zh) (qiánkōngfān)
- Finnish: eteenpäinvoltti, voltti (fi)
- French: salto avant (fr) m
- German: Salto vorwärts m, Vorwärtssalto m
- Japanese: (Furontofurippu) (フロントフリップ), (Furontofurippu) (フロントフリップ), フロントフリップ ((Furontofurippu))
- Polish: salto na przód n
- Portuguese: salto mortal m
- Romanian: salt înainte n
- Russian: сальто (ru) n (salʹto)
- Spanish: please add this translation if you can
- Swedish: framåtvolt (sv) c
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Verb
frontflip (third-person singular simple present frontflips, present participle frontflipping, simple past and past participle frontflipped)
- To perform such a maneuver.
- Coordinate term: backflip