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flash (fl

sh)

v. flashed, flash·ing, flash·es

v.intr.

1. To burst forth into or as if into flame.

2. To give off light or be lighted in sudden or intermittent bursts.

3. To appear or occur suddenly: The image flashed onto the screen.

4. To move or proceed rapidly: The cars flashed by.

5. To hang up a phone line momentarily, as when using call waiting.

6. Slang To think of or remember something suddenly: flashed on that time we got caught in the storm.

7. Slang To expose oneself in an indecent manner.

v.tr.

a. To cause (light) to appear suddenly or in intermittent bursts.

b. To cause to burst into flame.

c. To reflect (light).

d. To cause to reflect light from (a surface).

2. To make known or signal by flashing lights.

3. To communicate or display at great speed: flashed the news to the world capitals.

4. To exhibit briefly.

5. To hang up (a phone line) momentarily, as when using call waiting.

6. To display ostentatiously; flaunt.

7. To fill suddenly with water.

8. To cover with a thin protective layer.

1. A sudden, brief, intense display of light.

2. A sudden perception: a flash of insight.

3. A split second; an instant: I'll be on my way in a flash.

4. A brief news dispatch or transmission.

5. Slang Gaudy or ostentatious display: "The antique flash and trash of an older southern California have given way to a sleeker age of cultural hip" (Newsweek).

6. A flashlight.

a. Instantaneous illumination for photography: photograph by flash.

b. A device, such as a flashbulb, flashgun, or flash lamp, used to produce such illumination.

8. Slang The pleasurable sensation that accompanies the use of a drug; a rush.

9. Obsolete The language or cant of thieves, tramps, or underworld figures.

adj.

1. Happening suddenly or very quickly: flash freezing.

2. Slang Ostentatious; showy: a flash car.

3. Of or relating to figures of quarterly economic growth released by the government and subject to later revision.

4. Of or relating to photography using instantaneous illumination.

5. Of or relating to thieves, swindlers, and underworld figures.

Idiom:

flash in the pan

One that promises great success but fails.

[Middle English flashen, to splash, variant of flasken, of imitative origin.]

Synonyms: flash, gleam, glance¹, glint, sparkle, glitter, glisten, shimmer, glimmer, twinkle, scintillate
These verbs mean to send forth light. Flash refers to a sudden and brilliant but short-lived outburst of light: A bolt of lightning flashed across the horizon.
Gleam implies transient or constant light that often appears against a dark background: "The light gleams an instant, then it's night once more" (Samuel Beckett).
Glance refers most often to light reflected obliquely: Moonlight glanced off the windows of the darkened building.
Glint applies to briefly gleaming or flashing light: Rays of sun glinted among the autumn leaves.
Sparkle suggests a rapid succession of little flashes of high brilliance (crystal glasses sparkling in the candlelight), and glitter, a similar succession of even greater intensity (jewels glittering in the display case). To glisten is to shine with a sparkling luster: The snow glistened in the dawn light.
Shimmer means to shine with a soft, tremulous light: "Everything about her shimmered and glimmered softly, as if her dress had been woven out of candle-beams" (Edith Wharton).
Glimmer refers to faint, fleeting light: "On the French coast, the light/Gleams, and is gone; the cliffs of England stand,/Glimmering and vast, out in the tranquil bay" (Matthew Arnold).
To twinkle is to shine with quick, intermittent flashes or gleams: "a few stars, twinkling faintly in the deep blue of the night sky" (Hugh Walpole).
Scintillate is applied to what flashes as if emitting sparks in a continuous stream: "ammonium chloride . . . depositing minute scintillating crystals on the windowpanes" (Primo Levi). See Also Synonyms at moment.

flash [flæʃ]

1. a sudden short blaze of intense light or flame a flash of sunlight

2. a sudden occurrence or display, esp one suggestive of brilliance a flash of understanding

3. a very brief space of time over in a flash

4. an ostentatious display a flash of her diamonds

5. (Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) Also called newsflash a short news announcement concerning a new event

6. (Military) Also called patch Chiefly Brit an insignia or emblem worn on a uniform, vehicle, etc., to identify its military formation

7. a patch of bright colour on a dark background, such as light marking on an animal

8. (Chemistry) a volatile mixture of inorganic salts used to produce a glaze on bricks or tiles

9. (Transport / Nautical Terms)

a. a sudden rush of water down a river or watercourse

b. a device, such as a sluice, for producing such a rush

10. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Photography) Photog informal short for flashlight [2], flash photography

11. (Engineering / Metallurgy) a ridge of thin metal or plastic formed on a moulded object by the extrusion of excess material between dies

12. Yorkshire and Lancashire dialect a pond, esp one produced as a consequence of subsidence

13. (modifier) involving, using, or produced by a flash of heat, light, etc. flash blindness flash distillation

flash in the pan a project, person, etc., that enjoys only short-lived success, notoriety, etc.

adj

1. Informal ostentatious or vulgar

2. Informal of or relating to gamblers and followers of boxing and racing

3. sham or counterfeit

4. Informal relating to or characteristic of the criminal underworld

5. brief and rapid flash freezing

1. to burst or cause to burst suddenly or intermittently into flame

2. to emit or reflect or cause to emit or reflect light suddenly or intermittently

3. (intr) to move very fast he flashed by on his bicycle

4. (intr) to come rapidly (into the mind or vision)

5. (intr; foll by out or up) to appear like a sudden light his anger really flashes out at times

a. to signal or communicate very fast to flash a message

b. to signal by use of a light, such as car headlights

7. (tr) Informal to display ostentatiously to flash money around

8. (tr) Informal to show suddenly and briefly

9. (intr) Brit slang to expose oneself indecently

10. (Miscellaneous Technologies / Building) (tr) to cover (a roof) with flashing

11. (Transport / Nautical Terms) to send a sudden rush of water down (a river, etc.), or to carry (a vessel) down by this method

12. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Ceramics) (in the making of glass) to coat (glass) with a thin layer of glass of a different colour

13. (Physics / General Physics) (tr) to subject to a brief pulse of heat or radiation

14. (Physics / General Physics) (tr) to change (a liquid) to a gas by causing it to hit a hot surface

15. Obsolete to splash or dash (water)

[C14 (in the sense: to rush, as of water): of unknown origin]

ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms

Noun	1.	flash - a sudden intense burst of radiant energy happening, natural event, occurrence, occurrent - an event that happens flicker, glint, spark - a momentary flash of light gleaming, glimmer, gleam - a flash of light (especially reflected light) coruscation, glitter, sparkle - the occurrence of a small flash or spark heat flash - a flash of intense heat (as released by an atomic explosion) lightning - the flash of light that accompanies an electric discharge in the atmosphere (or something resembling such a flash); can scintillate for a second or more streak - a sudden flash (as of lightning)
	2.	flash - a momentary brightness brightness - the location of a visual perception along a continuum from black to white
	3.	flash - a short vivid experience; "a flash of emotion swept over him"; "the flashings of pain were a warning" flashing experience - an event as apprehended; "a surprising experience"; "that painful experience certainly got our attention"
	4.	flash - a sudden brilliant understanding; "he had a flash of intuition" brainstorm, brainwave, insight - the clear (and often sudden) understanding of a complex situation
	5.	flash - a very short time (as the time it takes the eye to blink or the heart to beat); "if I had the chance I'd do it in a flash" instant, jiffy, New York minute, split second, trice, twinkling, wink, blink of an eye, heartbeat mo, moment, second, minute, bit - an indefinitely short time; "wait just a moment"; "in a mo"; "it only takes a minute"; "in just a bit"
	6.	flash - a gaudy outward display fanfare, ostentation display - exhibiting openly in public view; "a display of courage" bravado, bluster - a swaggering show of courage exhibitionism - extravagant and conspicuous behavior intended to attract attention to yourself ritz - ostentatious display of elegance; "they put on the ritz" splurge - an ostentatious display (of effort or extravagance etc.) pedantry - an ostentatious and inappropriate display of learning
	7.	flash - a burst of light used to communicate or illuminate flare visual signal - a signal that involves visual communication star shell - an artillery shell containing an illuminant Bengal light - a steady bright blue light; formerly used as a signal but now a firework Very light, Very-light - a colored flare fired from a Very pistol
	8.	flash - a short news announcement concerning some on-going news story news bulletin, newsbreak, newsflash bulletin - a brief report (especially an official statement issued for immediate publication or broadcast)
	9.	flash - a bright patch of color used for decoration or identification; "red flashes adorned the airplane"; "a flash sewn on his sleeve indicated the unit he belonged to" patch - a piece of cloth used as decoration or to mend or cover a hole
	10.	flash - a lamp for providing momentary light to take a photograph flash bulb, flash lamp, flashbulb, flashgun, photoflash flash camera - a camera with a photoflash attachment lamp - an artificial source of visible illumination photographic equipment - equipment used by a photographer
Verb	1.	flash - gleam or glow intermittently; "The lights were flashing" twinkle, wink, winkle, blink flick, flicker - flash intermittently; "The lights flicked on and off" radiate - cause to be seen by emitting light as if in rays; "The sun is radiating"
	2.	flash - appear briefly; "The headlines flashed on the screen" appear - come into sight or view; "He suddenly appeared at the wedding"; "A new star appeared on the horizon"
	3.	flash - display proudly; act ostentatiously or pretentiously; "he showed off his new sports car" flaunt, ostentate, show off, swank display, exhibit, expose - to show, make visible or apparent; "The Metropolitan Museum is exhibiting Goya's works this month"; "Why don't you show your nice legs and wear shorter skirts?"; "National leaders will have to display the highest skills of statesmanship" flex - exhibit the strength of; "The victorious army flexes its invincibility" splurge - be showy or ostentatious
	4.	flash - make known or cause to appear with great speed; "The latest intelligence is flashed to all command posts" convey - make known; pass on, of information; "She conveyed the message to me"
	5.	flash - run or move very quickly or hastily; "She dashed into the yard" dash, scoot, scud, dart, shoot plunge - dash violently or with great speed or impetuosity; "She plunged at it eagerly" shoot down, tear, buck, charge, shoot - move quickly and violently; "The car tore down the street"; "He came charging into my office" hie, hotfoot, pelt along, race, rush, rush along, speed, step on it, belt along, bucket along, cannonball along, hasten - move fast; "He rushed down the hall to receive his guests"; "The cars raced down the street" cut back, flash back - return in time; "the film cut back to an earlier event in the story"
	6.	flash - expose or show briefly; "he flashed a $100 bill" show - make visible or noticeable; "She showed her talent for cooking"; "Show me your etchings, please"
	7.	flash - protect by covering with a thin sheet of metal; "flash the roof" cover - provide with a covering or cause to be covered; "cover her face with a handkerchief"; "cover the child with a blanket"; "cover the grave with flowers"
	8.	flash - emit a brief burst of light; "A shooting star flashed and was gone" appear - come into sight or view; "He suddenly appeared at the wedding"; "A new star appeared on the horizon"
Adj.	1.	flash - tastelessly showy; "a flash car"; "a flashy ring"; "garish colors"; "a gaudy costume"; "loud sport shirts"; "a meretricious yet stylish book"; "tawdry ornaments" flashy, garish, gaudy, gimcrack, tawdry, trashy, brassy, cheap, loud, meretricious, tacky, tatty tasteless - lacking aesthetic or social taste

flash

noun

1. blaze, ray, burst, spark, beam, sparkle, streak, flare, dazzle, shaft, glare, gleam, flicker, shimmer, twinkle, scintillation, coruscation a sudden flash of lightning

2. burst, show, sign, touch, display, rush, demonstration, surge, outbreak, outburst, manifestation The essay could do with a flash of wit.

verb

1. blaze, shine, beam, sparkle, glitter, flare, glare, gleam, light up, flicker, shimmer, twinkle, glint, glisten, scintillate, coruscate Lightning flashed among the distant dark clouds.

2. speed, race, shoot, fly, tear, sweep, dash, barrel (along) (informal, chiefly U.S. & Canad.), whistle, sprint, bolt, streak, dart, zoom, burn rubber (informal) Cars flashed by every few minutes.

3. (Informal) show quickly, display, expose, exhibit, flourish, show off, flaunt He flashed his official card.

4. display, show, present The screen flashes a message.

adjective

(Informal) ostentatious, smart, glamorous, trendy, showy, cheap flash jewellery and watches

in a flash in a moment, in a second, in an instant, in a split second, in a trice, in a jiffy (informal), in the twinkling of an eye, in a twinkling, in two shakes of a lamb's tail (informal), in the bat of an eye (informal) The answer came to him in a flash.

Translations

flash [flæʃ]

A. N

1. [of light] → destello m; [of gun] → fogonazo m; [of jewel] → centelleo m, destellos mpl
he saw a flash of green vanishing round the next bend → vio un destello verde que desaparecía en la siguiente curva
the flash of expensive jewellery → el centelleo de alhajas costosas
a flash of lightning → un relámpago

2. (= burst) a flash of anger → un arranque or un arrebato de cólera
a flash of inspiration → una ráfaga or un momento de inspiración
a flash of wit → un ramalazo de ingenio
a flash in the pan → algo pasajero, flor de un día
the affair was nothing more than a flash in the pan → el asunto no fue más que algo pasajero or flor de un día
their win was no flash in the pan → su victoria no se debió a un golpe de suerte, no ganaron por chiripa

3. (= instant) → instante m
in a flash → en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, en un instante
it all happened in a flash → todo sucedió en un abrir y cerrar de ojos or en un instante
it came to him in a flash → de repente lo vio todo claro
I'll be back in a flash → vuelvo en un instante
quick as a flash → como un relámpago or un rayo

4. (= news flash) → noticia f de última hora

5. (Phot) → flash m

6. (= marking) (on animal) → mancha f

7. (Brit) (Mil) (= insignia) → distintivo m

8. (US) (= torch) → linterna f

B. VT

1. (= direct) [+ look] → lanzar; [+ smile] → dirigir
he flashed me a look of surprise → me lanzó una mirada de sorpresa
she flashed him a grateful smile → le dirigió una breve sonrisa de agradecimiento

2. (= shine) he flashed his torch into the boat → enfocó el barco con la linterna
she flashed the light in my eyes → me enfocó con la luz en los ojos
to flash one's (head)lights (Aut) → hacer señales con las luces

3. (= send quickly) [+ news, information] → transmitir rápidamente
the pictures were flashed around the world → las imágenes circularon rápidamente por todo el mundo

4. (= display briefly) → mostrar
the screen flashes a message → aparece brevemente un mensaje en la pantalla, la pantalla muestra brevemente un mensaje
I flashed my card at the security guard → le enseñé or mostré brevemente mi tarjeta al guardia de seguridad

5. (= flaunt) → hacer alarde de, fardar de
they're rich but they don't flash their money around → son ricos pero no van fardando de dinero por ahí, son ricos pero no hacen alarde de su riqueza

C. VI

1. (= shine) [light, eyes, teeth] → brillar; [jewels] → brillar, lanzar destellos
a light was flashing on the horizon → brillaba una luz en el horizonte
cameras flashed as she stepped from the car → las cámaras disparaban los flashes cuando ella salía del coche
a police car raced past, lights flashing → pasó un coche de policía a toda velocidad, con las luces lanzando destellos
his brake lights flashed → las luces de freno se iluminaron de repente
a flashing neon sign → un anuncio de neón intermitente
lightning was flashing all around → relampagueaba por todas partes
headaches accompanied by flashing lights → dolores mpl de cabeza acompañados de destellos de luz en la visión
her eyes flashed with anger → se le encendieron los ojos

2. (Aut) I flashed to let him out → le hice señales con las luces para que pasara

3. (= move quickly) a thought flashed through my mind → una idea me cruzó la mente como un relámpago
his whole life flashed before his eyes → volvió a revivir toda su vida en unos instantes
a message flashed up on the screen → apareció brevemente un mensaje en la pantalla
to flash by or past [vehicle, person] → pasar a toda velocidad, pasar como un rayo; [time] → pasar volando
the landscape flashed by in a blur → el paisaje iba pasando con velocidad, fundiéndose en una imagen borrosa

4. (Cine) to flash back to → retroceder a
to flash forward to → adelantarse hasta

5. (= expose o.s.) → exhibirse

D. ADJ (= showy) [car, clothes] → llamativo, fardón
a flash restaurant → un restaurante ostentoso, un restaurante de esos impresionantes

E. CPD flash bulb N → bombilla f de flash
flash card N → tarjeta f
flash fire N → fuego m repentino
flash flood N → riada f
flash gun N (Phot) → disparador m de flash
flash photography N → fotografía f con flash

flash [ˈflæʃ]

[light] → éclair f
a flash of lightning → un éclair
in a flash → en un clin d'œil
quick as a flash → à la vitesse de l'éclair

[anger, wit, humour] a flash of anger → un éclair de colère
a flash of wit → une pointe d'esprit

(also news flash) → flash m, flash m d'information

(PHOTOGRAPHY) → flash m
Has your camera got a flash? → Est-ce que ton appareil photo a un flash?

to be a flash in the pan [achievement, success] → être un coup isolé

adj (= smart and expensive) → tape à l'œil inv >
to look flash → en jeter >

[driver] [+ another driver] → faire un appel de phares à
to flash one's headlights → faire un appel de phares
She flashed her headlights → Elle a fait un appel de phares.

(= direct) [+ torch] → braquer
They flashed a torch in his face → Ils ont braqué leur torche sur son visage.

[+ smile] → lancer
to flash a grin at sb → lancer un sourire à qn

(= show quickly) [+ identity card] → montrer rapidement

(= send) [+ message] → envoyer; [+ news, information] → envoyer

[lightning] → apparaître

[eyes] → lancer des éclairs

(= go on and off) [light] (on ambulance, police car) → clignoter
The police car's blue light was flashing → Le gyrophare de la voiture de police clignotait.

[thought]
A thought flashed through his mind → Une pensée lui a traversé l'esprit.

flash by

vi [person, vehicle] → passer comme un éclair

flash past

vi [person, vehicle] → passer comme un éclair

flash

(of light) → Aufblinken nt no pl; (very bright) → Aufblitzen nt no pl; (of metal, jewels etc) → Blitzen nt, → Blinken nt no pl; (Mot) → Lichthupe f no pl; there was a sudden flash of light → plötzlich blitzte es hell auf; to give somebody a flash (Mot) → jdn (mit der Lichthupe) anblinken; flash of lightning → Blitz m; he gave two quick flashes with his torch → er blinkte zweimal kurz mit der Taschenlampe; the flashes come at regular intervals → es blinkt in regelmäßigen Abständen; three short flashes is the Morse sign for S → dreimal kurz blinken ist or drei kurze Blinkzeichen sind das Morsezeichen für S

(fig) (= newsflash) → Kurzmeldung f; flash of anger → Wutausbruch m; flash of colour (Brit) or color (US) → Farbtupfer m; flash of wit/inspiration → Geistesblitz m; in a flash → blitzartig, wie der Blitz; as quick as a flash → blitzschnell; a flash in the pan (inf) → ein Strohfeuer nt

(Mil, on uniform) → Abzeichen nt

(Phot) → Blitz (→ licht nt) m; to use a flash → Blitzlicht benutzen

(US inf: = torch) → Taschenlampe f

(light) → aufblinken; (very brightly) → aufblitzen; (repeatedly: indicators etc) → blinken; (metal, jewels, teeth) → blitzen; (Mot) → die Lichthupe benutzen; to flash on and off → immer wieder aufblinken; her eyes flashed (with anger) → ihre Augen blitzten (wütend); a message flashed (up) onto the screen → eine Nachricht blinkte auf dem Bildschirm auf

(= move quickly: vehicle, person) → sausen, schießen, flitzen (all inf); a smile flashed across his face → ein Lächeln huschte über sein Gesicht; to flash past or by → vorbeisausen etc; (holidays etc) → vorbeifliegen; the time flashed past → die Zeit verflog im Nu; the thought flashed through my mind that … → mir kam plötzlich der Gedanke, dass …, es schoss mir durch den Kopf, dass …

light → aufblitzen or aufleuchten lassen; SOS, message → blinken; to flash a torch on somebody → jdn mit der Taschenlampe anleuchten; to flash a torch in somebody’s face → jdm mit der Taschenlampe ins Gesicht leuchten; to flash one’s headlights → die Lichthupe betätigen; to flash one’s headlights at somebody, to flash somebody → jdn mit der Lichthupe anblinken; she flashed him a look of contempt/gratitude → sie blitzte ihn verächtlich/dankbar an; he flashed his famous smile → er ließ sein berühmtes Lächeln aufblitzen

(inf: = show, wave: also flash around) → schwenken (inf), → protzen mit; diamond ring → blitzen lassen; identity card → kurz vorzeigen; don’t flash all that money around → wedel nicht so mit dem vielen Geld herum (inf); those images were flashed across television screens all around the world → diese Bilder wurden auf Fernsehschirmen in der ganzen Welt gezeigt

adj (inf: = showy) → protzig (pej); (= smart) → schick

flash:

flashback

n (Film) → Rückblende f

flashbulb

n (Phot) → Blitzbirne f

flash burn

n → Verbrennung f (durch kurzzeitige Strahlungshitze)

flash card

n (Sch) → Leselernkarte f

flashcube

n (Phot) → Blitzwürfel m

flash:

flash flood

n → flutartige Überschwemmung

flashforward

n (Film) → Zeitsprung m → (nach vorn)

flash gun

n → Elektronenblitzgerät nt

flash Harry

n (Brit inf) → Lackaffe m (pej inf)

flash:

flashlight

(Phot) → Blitzlicht nt

(esp US: = torch) → Taschenlampe f

(= signal lamp) → Leuchtfeuer nt

flash mob

n → Flash Mob m, über das Internet verabredete Menschenansammlung, die eine gemeinsame Aktion durchführt und sich unmittelbar danach wieder auflöst

flash photography

n → Blitz(licht)fotografie f

flash point

n (Chem) → Flammpunkt m; (fig) → Siedepunkt m

flash [flæʃ]

1. n

a. (of light) → sprazzo, lampo (Am) (torch) → torcia elettrica, lampadina tascabile
flash of lightning → lampo
flash of inspiration → lampo di genio
a flash in the pan (fig) → un fuoco di paglia
in a flash → in un baleno, in un lampo

b. (also news flash) → flash m inv, notizia f lampo inv

c. (Phot) → flash m inv

2. vt (light, torch) → far lampeggiare; (look) → lanciare; (send, message) → trasmettere
to flash one's headlights (Aut) → lampeggiare
to flash sth about (fig) (fam) (flaunt) → ostentare qc
stop flashing your money about! → smettila di ostentare i tuoi soldi!

3. vi

a. (light, eyes) → lampeggiare; (lightning) → guizzare, balenare; (jewels) → brillare, scintillare

b. (move quickly, person, vehicle) to flash by or past → passare come un lampo
he flashed by or past us → sfrecciò davanti a noi

flash [flæʃ]

1. n

b. (also news flash) → flash m inv, notizia f lampo inv

c. (Phot) → flash m inv

3. vi

a. (light, eyes) → lampeggiare; (lightning) → guizzare, balenare; (jewels) → brillare, scintillare

b. (move quickly, person, vehicle) to flash by or past → passare come un lampo
he flashed by or past us → sfrecciò davanti a noi

flash

n flash [flӕʃ]

1 a quick showing of a bright light a flash of lightning. flits; weerligstraal وَميض، وَمْضَه просвяткване záblesk glimt; blink; blitzlys der Blitz λάμψη, αστραπή destello sähvatus درخشش välähdys éclair הֶבזֵק चमक bljesak (munje) felvillanás kilat leiftur lampo ひらめき 섬광 blyksnis, blykstelėjimas uzliesmojums; zibsnis pancaran flits lyn(glimt), lysstråle, blink, blits(lys) błysk, błyskawica lampejo scânteie(re) вспышка záblesk blisk bljesak plötsligt sken (uppflammande), blixt แสงที่ส่องวาบขึ้นมา parıltı, parlama 閃光 спалах, виблиск اچانک چمک اٹھنا chớp sáng 闪光

2 a moment; a very short time He was with her in a flash. in 'n kits; oogwink; blitsvinnig لَمْحَه، وَمْضَه миг (oka)mžik i løbet af et øjeblik der Augenblick στιγμή instante silmapilk یک لحظه väläys en un clin d'oeil כְּהֶרֶף עַיִן फ्लैश यंत्र trenutak pillanat sekejap andrá, augabragð lampo 瞬間 순간 akimirka acumirklis sekejap flits glimt, øyeblikk, nå chwila, sekunda ápice (într-o) clipă мгновение okamih trenutek trenutak ögonblick, kick ชั่วอึดใจเดียว kısa an 一瞬間 мить ایک لمحہ giây lát 一瞬间

3 a flashlight. flitslig مِصْباح фенерче blesk lommelygte das Blinklicht βλ. ορισμό 2 flash välklamp چراغ قوه salamalaite פָּנַס כִּיס फ्लैश लाइट “fleš lampa” vaku flash フラッシュ 회중 전등 žibintuvėlis, blykstė signāluguns; zibspuldze lampu kilat flits lommelykt lampa błyskowa flashe QUERY SPELLING bliţ блиц blesk (pri fotografovaní) bliskavica baterijska lampa ficklampa ไฟฉาย flaş 手電筒 сигнальний вогонь بہت تیز روشنی đèn nháy 手电筒

4 (oftenˈnewsflash) a brief news report sent by radio, television etc Did you hear the flash about the king's death? nuusflits موجَز سَريع للأنْباء извънредна новина blesková zpráva, žhavá novinka nyhedsindslag; ekstra nyhedsudsendelse die Kurzmeldung έκτακτο δελτίο ειδήσεων noticia de última hora välkteade خبر کوتاه و داغ uutissähke nouvelle-éclair מִבזָק तड़ित समाचार vijest gyorshír berita kilat stutt fréttasending/-tilkynning/-skot notizia-lampo, flash ニュース速報 속보 ekstra pranešimas īsas ziņas (radio, televīzijā) berita kilat kort bericht ekstra nyhetssending krótka wiadomość notícia a izbucni экстренное сообщение blesková správa novica kratka vest nyhetstelegram, extrameddelande ข่าวสั้น ๆ คั่นรายการ flaş haber 簡短的新聞報道 коротке повідомлення کوئی اہم خبر جو اچانک سے پیش کی جاۓ tin đặc biệt 简短的新闻报道

1 (of a light) to (cause to) shine quickly He flashed a torch. flits يَلْمَع، يُضيء припламвам rozsvítit glimte; lyne; lyse (med) aufblitzen lassen αναβοσβήνω, κάνω να φωτίσει γρήγορα encender välgatama, välgutama برق زدن väläyttää projeter (un rayon de lumière) לְהָבזִיק चमकना bljesnuti felvillant menyorotkan láta leiftra proiettare ぱっと光る 확 불타다 žybtelėti uzzibsnīt; (pēkšņi) apgaismot; aizdedzināt menyuluh (doen) flitsen glimte, lyne, lyse (med) błysnąć acender a (se) aprinde brusc (внезапно) освещать zablesknúť, zažiariť pobliskniti bljesnuti blinka med ส่องแสงวาบขึ้นมา parlamak; yakıp söndürmek 使閃光 блискати چمکانا loé sáng; vụt sáng; chiếu sáng 使闪光

2 (usually withbyorpast) to pass quickly The days flashed by; The cars flashed past. verbyflits يَمُرُّ بِسُرْعَه прехвърчавам rychle uplynout; míhat se suse (afsted) rasen περνώ σαν αστραπή pasar como un rayo mööda vilksama گذشتن vilahtaa passer comme un éclair עוֹבֵר מָהֵר तीव्र गति से जाना projuriti, brzo proći száguld lewat þjóta (hjá) passare in un lampo さっと通り過ぎる 획 지나가다 (pra)skrieti aizdrāzties; aizjoņot pantas voorbijflitsen suse/fare forbi przemknąć passar voando a trece ca un fulger проноситься (мимо) rýchlo uplynúť, mihnúť sa švigniti projuriti flyga förbi (i väg), svischa förbi วูบผ่านไปอย่างรวดเร็ว yıldırım gibi geçip gitmek 一閃而過 промайнути تیزی سے گزر جانا chạy vụt 一闪而过

3 to show; to display He flashed a card and was allowed to pass. vertoon; gewys يُظْهِرُ، يَعْرِضُ показвам ukázat, odhalit vise hervorzeigen δείχνω, επιδεικνύω enseñar rápidamente vilksti näitama نشان دادن vilauttaa exhiber rapidement לְהָצִיג समाचार देना nakratko pokazati bemutat memperlihatkan flagga mostrare 見せる 보여주다 švystelėti (uz brīdi) parādīt menunjukkan laten zien vise i et glimt, vise lynrapt machnąć, błysnąć mostrar a arăta; a flutura демонстрировать ukázať na okamžik, odkryť pokazati pokazati visa upp แสดงให้ดูอย่างรวดเร็ว göstermek 出示 виставляти, показувати دکھانا chìa ra; xoè ra 出示

adj flashing

flashing lights. flitsende لامِعَه бляскав blikavý, blýskající blinkende das Leuchtfeuer που αναβοσβήνει, που αστράφτει relampagueante, intermitente vilkuv درخشان vilkkuva clignotant לְהַבהֵב चमकदार रोशनी bljeskajuće fellobbanó menyorot leiftrandi, blikkandi lampeggiante きらめく 반짝이는 blykčiojantis zibsnījošs memancar flitsend blinkende, glimtende, lynende pulsujący intermitentes (care luminează) intermitent мигающий blikavý pobliskavajoč koji blješte blinkande, blixtrande ที่ออกมาอย่างรวดเร็ว parlak, parıldayan 閃爍的 спалахуючий; виблискуючий چمکیلا loé lên 闪烁的

adj flashy

big, bright etc but cheap and of poor quality flashy clothes. pronkerig; spoggerig بَرّاق وقليل الجَوْدَه крещящ okázalý, ale laciný prangende; blæret; oversmart protzig φανταχτερός llamativo kriiskav پر زرق و برق pramea tapageur נוֹצֶץ चमकीला लेकिन सस्ता kricav i jeftin, napadno odjeven csiricsáré norak æpandi, yfirgengilegur appariscente けばけばしい 외양만 눈부신 akį rėžiantis, rėksmingas spilgts; uzkrītošs; bezgaumīgs menjolok mata opzichtig prangende, overlesset, smakløs pretensjonalny vistoso ţipător кричащий krikľavý kričeč napadan prålig, vräkig ฉูดฉาด gösterişli, frapan 華而不實的 крикливий; зроблений без смаку بھڑکیلا لیکن گھٹیا hào nhoáng; loè xoè; sặc sỡ 华而不实的

adv flashily

pronkerig بِصورةٍ بَرّاقَه ярко křiklavě prangende; blæret; oversmart protzig φανταχτερά de una manera llamativa kriiskavalt بطور پر زرق و برق räikeästi d'une manière tapageuse בְרָאַוותָנוּת चमकते हुए napadno, kričavo rikítón secara norak yfirgengilega vistosamente けばけばしく 요란하게 pretenzingai spilgti; uzkrītoši dengan pancaran opzichtig prangende, overlesset, smakløst pretensjonalnie vistosamente lanternă кричаще; напоказ krikľavo kričeče napadno pråligt อย่างฉูดฉาด gösterişli bir şekilde 閃爍地，華而不實地,瞬間地 крикливо دکھاوے کے طور پر hào nhoáng; loè loẹt 闪烁地，华而不实地,瞬间地

n flashlight

1 a (battery) torch. batteryflits مِصْباح بَطاريَّه сигнален огън baterka, kapesní svítilna lommelygte die Taschenlampe φακός linterna taskulamp چراغ قوه taskuvalaisin lampe de poche פַּנָס כִּיס टार्च džepna lampa zseblámpa senter vasaljós torcia elettrica, pila 懐中電灯 회중 전등 žibintuvėlis kabatas baterija lampu suluh zaklantaarn lommelykt latarka pilha lanternă de buzunar карманный фонарь vrecková baterka žepna svetilka baterijska lampa ficklampa ไฟฉาย el feneri 手電筒 ручний ліхтар کرقی ٹارچ یا دستی روشنی đèn pin 手电筒

2 (often abbreviated toflash) an instrument which produces a sudden bright light for taking photographs. flitslamp مِصباح آلة التصْوير، فلاش الكاميرا светкавица blesk blitzapparat; blitz der Blitz φλας flash välklamp فلاش salamalaite flash הֶבזֵק फ्लैश प्रकाश magnezijevo svjetlo, “fleš” lampa vaku lampu kilat flass, leifturljós flash フラッシュ 플래시 전구 blykstė zibspuldze flash flitslamp blitz lampa błyskowa flashe bliţ блиц blesk bliskavica blic blixt แฟลช flaş 閃光燈 фотоспалах تصویر کشی کے لۓ اچانک تیز روشنی پیدا کرنے والا آلہ đèn nháy; đèn flát 闪光灯

flash → وميض, يوُمض vzplanout, záblesk blinke, glimt Aufblitzen, aufleuchten αναλαμπή, αστράφτω destellar, destello leimahtaa, välähdys clignoter, éclair bljesak, bljesnuti flash, lampeggiare パッと発火する, 閃光 번쩍이다, 섬광 flits, opvlammen lyne, lynglimt błysk, błysnąć clarão, flamejar вспыхивать, вспышка blixt, lysa till ไฟแฟลชของกล้องถ่ายรูป, ส่องแสงวาบขึ้นมา flaş, parlamak đèn flash, nháy sáng 闪光

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