How is the phrase darse la vuelta torpemente translated from Spanish to English

Girarse o caerse de una manera torpe.

To turn or fall over in a clumsy way.

phrase
English translation
flop over

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  • El cachorro se dio la vuelta y quedó patas arriba. The puppy flopped over onto its back.

  • Mira cómo se da la vuelta la tortita en la sartén. Watch how the pancake flops over in the pan.

  • Las bolsas de papel mojadas se volcaron sobre la encimera. The wet paper bags flopped over on the counter.

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How is “darse la vuelta torpemente” translated from Spanish?
“darse la vuelta torpemente” translates into English as “flop over”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “darse la vuelta torpemente” mean?
Meaning of “darse la vuelta torpemente”: Girarse o caerse de una manera torpe. In English — “flop over”.
What part of speech is “darse la vuelta torpemente”?
“darse la vuelta torpemente” is a phrase.
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