flake out
US /flek aʊt/
・UK /fleik aut/
A1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo collapse or fall asleep from exhaustion.
After working all day, I just want to flake out on the couch.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo fail to keep an appointment or commitment; to back out.
He flaked out on our plans at the last minute.
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8 Med School Red Flags | Do THIS & You Won’t Get In
- If all of your activities are short lived, it suggests to adcoms you could flake out on your medical education, thus ruining their investment in you.
If all of your activities are short lived, it suggests to adcoms you could flake out on your medical education, thus ruining their investment in you.
- If all of your activities are short-lived, it suggests to ad comms you could flake out on your medical education, thus ruining their investment in you.
If all of your activities are short-lived, it suggests to ad comms you could flake out on your medical education, thus ruining their investment in you.
The Biggest Fish In The Sea | February 2, 2021
- And that's iceactly [exactly] the kind of ice to see [ecstasy] to give us all a little bamboost [bamboo + boost]—we're glad they didn't flake out.
And that's iceactly [exactly] the kind of ice to see [ecstasy] to give us all a little bamboost [bamboo + boost]—we're glad they didn't flake out.
- We're glad they didn't flake out.
We're glad they didn't flake out.