II. flirt [flɜ:t, америк. flɜ:rt] ГЛ. неперех.
1. flirt (be sexually attracted):
- flirt
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| I | flirt |
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| you | flirt |
| he/she/it | flirts |
| we | flirt |
| you | flirt |
| they | flirt |
| I | flirted |
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| you | flirted |
| he/she/it | flirted |
| we | flirted |
| you | flirted |
| they | flirted |
| I | have | flirted |
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| you | have | flirted |
| he/she/it | has | flirted |
| we | have | flirted |
| you | have | flirted |
| they | have | flirted |
| I | had | flirted |
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| you | had | flirted |
| he/she/it | had | flirted |
| we | had | flirted |
| you | had | flirted |
| they | had | flirted |
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Stylistically, the songs took elements from progressive rock, glam rock (the band had flirted with make-up in the early days) and hard guitar rock.
en.wikipedia.org Their characters have one of those marriages where the is mutual love, but she is fine with him flirting with others.
en.wikipedia.org She likes getting inebriated, at which point she drastically loses her sense of judgment and flirts with whomever is around.
en.wikipedia.org The two began to flirt and eventually went home together.
en.wikipedia.org However, the pair continue flirting as are clearly attracted to each other.
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