flip-down

American  

[flip-daun] / ˈflɪpˌdaʊn /

adjective

1. designed to be unfolded or pulled down for use, often with a hinge, and returned upright when not in use.

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Example Sentences

“When you use that hashtag, I’m able to pull that immediately from your Instagram and put it up on the screen,” Elliott explains, pointing to the handful of small, flip-down video screens over the bus seats.

From Los Angeles Times

She developed a way to replace flip-down sun visors with touch-based windshield-dimming technology.

From Los Angeles Times

However, a flip-down mirror and a system that amplifies the driver’s voice through the speakers does make it easy to keep tabs on what’s going on back there.

From Fox News

The X100V basically stuffs the X-Pro3’s specs into the eye-catching X100 body design — albeit with a fixed lens and without the X-Pro3’s strange, controversial flip-down rear LCD.

From The Verge

She often uses a flip-down wall hook like the Stainless Steel Lanca Valet Flip-Down Wall Hook from the Container Store, which folds down to provide a spot to dry delicates or hang clothes and can be folded up when not in use.

From Seattle Times