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flip chart

n.
A chart consisting of sheets hinged at the top that can be flipped over to present information sequentially.
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flipchart

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a pad, containing large sheets of paper that can be easily turned over, mounted on a stand and used to present reports, data, etc
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n.
a set of sheets, as of cardboard, hinged at the top so that they can be flipped over to show information in sequence.
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Noun 1. flip chart - a chart with several sheets hinged at the top; sheets can be flipped over to present information sequentially
chart - a visual display of information
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flip chart

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flip chart

nblocco di fogli per lavagna
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Like out-of-date milk in the fridge and one forgotten jacket on the coatstand, the forlorn flipchart, the paper fading, the felt-tip scrawl almost illegible, can be found in every office.
On a flipchart she wrote "n***" and "p***" in full and when the delegates were asked to shout out the most offensive words they could think of, the "n"-word was shouted three times.
On a flipchart Miss Hearn wrote "n***" and "p***" and when the delegates were asked to shout out the most offensive words they could think of the "n" word was shouted three times.
by Tatsuhide Matsuoka, Gecko Press, PS7.99 HHHH H THIS adorable flipchart book from awardwinning Japanese illustrator Tatsuhide Matsuoka is full of humour, and animals' bellies, as they leap giddily in the air.
"He was standing by a flipchart where he'd scribbled notes down over three pages: one on defence, one talking about possession and one about attacking," the Dutchman told the Coaches' Voice.
I recently demonstrated this with a colleague during a training exercise by getting her to write her own name on a flipchart within two minutes of entering the room, using only my whistle to communicate what I wanted.
"That was up on the first flipchart. The first target we had was to smash the Championship and targets two and three will remain private.
FRIDAY is coming and it will involve a regular ritual for the Kilkenny hurlers, with Brian Cody flicking over the page on his flipchart to reveal his team for the All-Ireland final.
Similarly, if you draw something on a flipchart, it's much more engaging than a slide because it's live and demonstrates your expertise in action.
The Flipchart Road Show will give firms the chance to promote their products and services using nothing more than a pen and flipchart sheet.
The spiral bound user-friendly flipchart lists thirty modules designed to engage students in mathematical learning that develops conceptual understanding, addresses common misconceptions, and builds key ideas essential to future learning.