How to Pronounce "flounder"
word
ˈfɫaʊndɝ
FLOWN-der
flˈaʊndɐ
FLOWN-duh
Definition
To struggle to move or act, especially in an awkward or confused way. Can also mean to have difficulty succeeding at something.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈfɫaʊndɝ
British English
flˈaʊndɐ
Simplified Pronunciation
US
FLOWN-der
UK
FLOWN-duh
Listen in Context
The little boy began to flounder when the water got too deep.
I always flounder when I try to solve math problems.
The new employee seemed to flounder on his first day at work.
After losing his notes, he completely floundered during the presentation.