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flash

noun
 
/flæʃ/
/flæʃ/
Idioms
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    light光

  1.  
     [countable] a sudden bright light that shines for a moment and then disappears闪光；闪耀
    • a flash of lightning一道闪电
    • Flashes of light were followed by an explosion.阵阵闪光后就是一声爆炸的巨响。
    • There was a blinding flash and the whole building shuddered.一道眩目的闪光过后，整栋大楼颤抖起来。
    • The flashes from the guns illuminated the sky.炮火的闪光照亮了天空。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • blinding
    • bright
    • …
    verb + flash
    • experience
    • feel
    • have
    • …
    flash + verb
    • erupt
    • illuminate something
    • light something
    • …
    preposition
    • flash from
    • flash of
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    2.

    signal信号

  2.  
     [countable] the act of shining a light on something, especially as a signal（尤指信号灯）闪亮
    • The lighthouse gives out four flashes every 15 seconds. 灯塔每15秒发出4次闪光。
    • Below them they saw torch flashes from locals which signalled V for Victory. 在他们下面，他们看到当地人发出的火炬闪光，标志着胜利。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • blinding
    • bright
    • …
    verb + flash
    • experience
    • feel
    • have
    • …
    flash + verb
    • erupt
    • illuminate something
    • light something
    • …
    preposition
    • flash from
    • flash of
    See full entry
    3.

    in photography摄影

  3.  
     [countable, uncountable] a piece of equipment that produces a bright light for a very short time, used for taking photographs indoors, when it is dark, etc.; the use of this when taking a photograph闪光灯
    • a camera with a built-in flash有内置闪光灯的照相机
    • I'll need flash for this shot.拍这个镜头我需要闪光灯。
    • flash photography闪光摄影术
    • The tour guide asked people to turn off the flash on their cameras.导游让人们关掉相机上的闪光灯。
    Extra Examples
    • I don't think the picture will come out in this light. Try using the flash.我认为在这样的光线下拍不了照片，试试用闪光灯吧。
    • I took it with flash.我用了闪光灯拍摄。
    • The flash didn't go off.闪光灯没有闪光。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • built-in
    • camera
    verb + flash
    • use
    flash + verb
    • go off
    • work
    flash + noun
    • photography
    preposition
    • with (a) flash
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    4.

    of bright colour鲜明颜色

  4. [countable] flash of something the sudden appearance for a short time of something bright（明亮的东西）闪现
    • a flash of white teeth闪露洁白的牙齿
    • On the horizon, she saw a flash of silver—the sea!她看见天边闪现一片银色，那是大海！
    • We caught a flash of white in the bushes.我们看见丛林中闪过一道白光。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • blinding
    • bright
    • …
    verb + flash
    • experience
    • feel
    • have
    • …
    flash + verb
    • erupt
    • illuminate something
    • light something
    • …
    preposition
    • flash from
    • flash of
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    5.

    sudden idea/emotion突然的想法；突发的情感

  5. [countable] flash of something a particular idea or feeling that suddenly comes into your mind or shows in your face（想法的）突现；（情感的）突发
    • a flash of brilliance/insight/inspiration才华/洞察力/灵感的闪现
    • He caught the flash of anger in her eyes.他捕捉到她眼中的怒火。
    • When she looked at me, I caught a flash of recognition in her eyes.当她看着我时，我在她眼里捕捉到了一丝认可。
    • ‘Did you really win first prize?’ he said with a flash of genuine admiration.“你真的得了一等奖吗，”。他带着真诚的钦佩说道。
    Extra Examples
    • He felt a brief flash of jealousy.他感觉到一丝妒意。
    • She had a sudden flash of inspiration.她突发灵感。
    • a rare flash of humour难得的幽默
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • blinding
    • bright
    • …
    verb + flash
    • experience
    • feel
    • have
    • …
    flash + verb
    • erupt
    • illuminate something
    • light something
    • …
    preposition
    • flash from
    • flash of
    See full entry
    6.

    news新闻

  6. (also newsflash)
     [countable] (especially British English) a short item of important news that is broadcast on radio or television, often interrupting a programme（插播的）简明新闻，快讯

    7. on uniform制服

  7. [countable] (British English) a band or small piece of cloth worn on a military uniform to show a person’s rank（佩戴在军服上的）徽章，肩章，臂章

    8. on book/pack书；小包

  8. [countable] a band of colour or writing across a book, pack, etc.彩条；文字条

    9. computing计算机技术

  9. Flash™
     [uncountable] a program that creates moving images for websitesFlash 网站动画制作程序
Idioms
a flash in the pan
  1. a sudden success that lasts only a short time and is not likely to be repeated昙花一现
    • He needed to prove that his success was not just a flash in the pan.他需要证明他的成功不只是昙花一现。
    Topics Successc2
in/like a flash
  1. very quickly and suddenly转瞬间；立即
    • The weekend seemed to be over in a flash.周末似乎在一瞬间结束了。
    • The answer came to me like a flash.我灵光一闪，得到了答案。
(as) quick as a flash
  1. very quickly极快；神速；旋即
    • Quick as a flash she was at his side.她旋即来到他身边。
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flash

verb
 
/flæʃ/
/flæʃ/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they flash
/flæʃ/
/flæʃ/
he / she / it flashes
/ˈflæʃɪz/
/ˈflæʃɪz/
past simple flashed
/flæʃt/
/flæʃt/
past participle flashed
/flæʃt/
/flæʃt/
-ing form flashing
/ˈflæʃɪŋ/
/ˈflæʃɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    shine brightly照耀

  1.  
     [intransitive, transitive] to shine very brightly for a short time; to make something shine in this way（使）闪耀，闪光
    • Lightning flashed in the distance.远处电光闪闪。
    • the flashing blue lights of a police car警车闪烁的蓝灯
    • Start crossing when the green WALK sign starts to flash.当绿色步行标志开始闪烁时，开始穿越。
    • Cameras flashed as showbiz celebrities strolled up the red carpet.演艺界名人漫步走上红地毯时，镜头闪过。
    • + adv./prep. A neon sign flashed on and off above the door.门上方霓虹灯忽明忽暗地闪烁着。
    • It was only the sun, flashing briefly on her bleached hair.不过是阳光照在她发白的头发上的一时闪光。
    • flash something The guide flashed a light into the cave.导游用手电筒照射洞穴。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • briefly
    • brightly
    preposition
    • at
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    2.

    give signal发出信号

  2.  
     [transitive, intransitive] to use a light to give somebody a signal（向…）用光发出（信号）
    • flash something at somebody Red lights flashed a warning at them.红灯闪亮向他们发出警告。
    • Why is that driver flashing his lights at us?为什么那个司机向我们闪着车灯？
    • flash something The cars in the oncoming lane started flashing their headlights to warn us there was an accident ahead. 迎面而来的车道上的汽车开始闪烁前灯，警告我们前方发生了事故。
    • flash somebody something Red lights flashed them a warning.红灯闪亮向他们发出警告。
    • flash somebody She flashed me because I was driving slowly.她向我闪了一下，因为我开得很慢。
    • flash at somebody Why is that driver flashing at us?那个司机为什么向我们闪灯？
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • briefly
    • brightly
    preposition
    • at
    See full entry
    3.

    show quickly快速显示

  3. [transitive] flash something at somebody to show something to somebody quickly（快速地）出示，显示
    • He flashed his pass at the security officer.他向保安员亮了一下通行证。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • suddenly
    • angrily
    • dangerously
    • …
    preposition
    • with
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    4.

    move quickly快速移动

  4. [intransitive] + adv./prep. to move or pass very quickly飞速运动；掠过
    • The countryside flashed past the train windows.乡村景色从火车窗外飞掠而过。
    • A look of terror flashed across his face.他脸上掠过惊恐的神色。
    • Signs announcing the different airport terminals were flashing by.不同机场候机楼的标志在闪烁。
    5.

    of thoughts/memories思想；记忆

  5. [intransitive] + adv./prep. to come into your mind suddenly突然想到；猛然想起
    • A terrible thought flashed through my mind.一个可怕的想法闪过我的脑海。
    6.

    on screen屏幕上

  6. [intransitive, transitive] to appear on a television screen, computer screen, etc. for a short time; to make something do this（使）闪现，映出，显示
    • A message was flashing on the screen.屏幕上闪烁着一条信息。
    • flash (something) (up) His name was flashed up on the screen.屏幕上显示出了他的名字。
    7.

    send news发送消息

  7. [transitive] flash something + adv./prep. to send information quickly by radio, computer, etc.（通过无线电、计算机等）快速发送（信息）
    • News of their triumph was flashed around the world.他们胜利的消息迅速传遍了全世界。
    8.

    show emotion显露情感

  8. [intransitive] (+ adv./prep.) (literary) to show a strong emotion suddenly and quickly突然显露（强烈情感）
    • Her eyes flashed with anger.她眼中闪出怒火。
    • Fear flashed in his eyes.他眼中闪过恐惧。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • suddenly
    • angrily
    • dangerously
    • …
    preposition
    • with
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    9.

    of a man男子

  9. [intransitive] (informal) if a man flashes, he shows his sexual organs in public当众暴露性器官Topics Crime and punishmentc2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • suddenly
    • angrily
    • dangerously
    • …
    preposition
    • with
    See full entry
    10. Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘splash water about’): probably imitative; compare with flush ‘cleanse’ and splash.
Idioms
flash somebody a smile, look, etc.
  1. to smile, look, etc. at somebody suddenly and quickly向…微微一笑（或瞥一眼）

flash

adjective
/flæʃ/
/flæʃ/
(British English, informal, disapproving)
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  1. attracting attention by being large or expensive, or by having expensive clothes, etc.庞大的；昂贵的；穿着奢华的
    • a flash car外表华丽的轿车
    • He's very flash, isn't he?他穿着十分奢华，不是吗？
    • He always was a bit of a flash dresser.他总是有点爱打扮。
    Word OriginMiddle English (in the sense ‘splash water about’): probably imitative; compare with flush ‘cleanse’ and splash.

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