The moral is: heartache. The original meaning is: rapid beating. Used in the name, it means that the heart is beating rapidly, so it means pounding.

Word: flip

English [fl? pt]

Explanation:

Turn over; Flip through quickly (past tense and past participle form of flip)

To turn on (a switch); Throw, throw ...; Resale (real estate) (past tense and past participle form of flip)

The intransitive verb jumps; A sudden change in situation, position, state, etc. Past tense and past participle form of flip

Inversion (a new teaching method)

Phrases:

Flip the classroom flip the classroom; Inverted classroom; Flip classroom teaching method

Synonym: flick

English [fl? k]

Explanation:

Bounce off; Tap quickly; Pat; Flip through quickly; Movies (informal)

Verb (abbreviation of verb) flicks; Shake suddenly; Gently brushed away; To whip (a whip)

(Flick) (USA, Australia, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Portugal) fleek (name)

[plural: flicks；; Third person singular: flicks；; Present participle: flicking；; Past tense: flicked；; Past participle: flick]]

Phrases:

Dance film; Dance film; Dance forest supreme; Dance film