英语词汇flash怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ flash /ˈflæʃ/ verb

flashes; flashed; flashing

¹ flash

/ˈflæʃ/

verb

flashes; flashed; flashing

Learner's definition of FLASH

: to shine or give off bright light suddenly or in repeated bursts闪耀；闪烁

[no object]

Thunder rumbled and lightning flashed.雷声隆隆，电光闪闪。
Cameras flashed as the celebrities passed.名人走过时，相机闪个不停。
A car was sitting on the side of the road with its lights flashing.一辆汽车停在路旁，车灯闪烁着。

[+ object]

She flashed her car's headlights (at us) and honked her horn.她（朝我们）闪车头灯、按喇叭。

a : to appear quickly or suddenly突然出现

[no object]

A message flashed on the screen.一条信息突然出现在屏幕上。

[+ object]

The screen flashed a message in black letters.屏幕上出现了一条黑体字信息。

b [no object] : to move or pass very quickly飞驰；掠过

A car flashed by.一辆汽车飞驰而过。
An idea flashed into/through his mind. [=he suddenly had an idea]他突然想到一个主意。

[no object] of the eyes : to show strong emotion（眼睛）流露出强烈感情

Her eyes flashed with anger.她眼中冒着怒火。

[+ object] : to show (something) briefly（短暂地）亮出，出示

The mugger flashed a knife and demanded their wallets.劫匪亮出刀子，命令他们拿出钱包。
The officer flashed his badge.这位官员亮出他的证章。
She flashed a shy smile.她含羞一笑。

informal : to show your sexual organs to (someone) suddenly and briefly in public当众（向某人）暴露性器官

[+ object]

A strange man flashed her on the subway.地铁上，一名陌生男子突然冲她暴露出性器官。

[no object]

He was arrested for flashing.他因当众暴露性器官被捕。

— see also flasher

² flash /ˈflæʃ/ noun

plural flashes

² flash

/ˈflæʃ/

noun

plural flashes

Learner's definition of FLASH

[count] : a sudden bright light闪光；闪烁；突发亮光

A brilliant/blinding flash lit up the sky.一道耀眼的亮光照亮天空。
a flash of lightning = a lightning flash一道闪电

[count] : a sudden appearance or occurrence of something突然出现；突然发生

a flash of insight突然的领悟
a flash of color突然闪现的颜色
a flash of wit灵机一动
a flash of anger怒上心头
The idea for the movie came to her in a flash of inspiration.一个关于那部电影的想法突然闪过她的脑海。

— see also hot flash

[noncount] usually disapproving : a fancy or exciting quality or appearance that is meant to attract attention to something that is usually not very good or interesting花哨；噱头

They relied on gimmicks and flash to get people's attention.他们依靠各种噱头和花里胡哨的形象吸引人们的注意。
a show with a lot of flash but little substance花里胡哨、内容空洞的节目

: a device that is used to produce a brief and very bright flash of light for taking photographs（摄影用）闪光灯

[count]

a camera with a flash带闪光灯的照相机
Use the flash when you're taking pictures indoors.在室内照相时，要使用闪光灯。

[noncount]

a picture taken using flash一张使用闪光灯拍摄的照片
flash photography [=photography that is done with a flash]闪光摄影术

— see picture at camera; compare flashbulb

[count] : newsflash

(as) quick as a flash

informal

: very quickly快如闪电；立刻

The waitress brought our order as quick as a flash.女服务员以闪电般的速度给我们上了菜。

flash in the pan

: a person or thing that fails after being very popular or successful for a brief time昙花一现的人（或事物）

He was a flash in the pan whose second album didn't sell very well.他可谓是昙花一现，第二张专辑的销量就不太好。

in a flash

informal

: very quickly or suddenly非常快地；骤然

I'll be back in a flash.我马上就回来。
The idea came to me in a flash.我立刻想到这个主意。

³ flash /ˈflæʃ/ adjective

³ flash

/ˈflæʃ/

adjective

Learner's definition of FLASH

always used before a noun : beginning suddenly and lasting only a short time突然而短暂的

a flash fire一场突发的火灾
a flash flood [=a sudden flood that is caused by heavy rain and that lasts a short time]暴雨引发的暴洪

always used before a noun, US, informal : very talented非常有才能的；杰出的

a flash athlete杰出的运动员

[more flash; most flash] British, informal + disapproving : flashy, showy

a flash car华而不实的轿车

单词	flash
释义	flash (noun) flash (adjective) flash 8 ENTRIES FOUND: flash (verb) flash (noun) flash (adjective) flash card (noun) flash point (noun) hot flash (noun) news flash (noun) pan (noun) ¹ flash /ˈflæʃ/ verb flashes; flashed; flashing ¹ flash /ˈflæʃ/ verb flashes; flashed; flashing Learner's definition of FLASH 1 : to shine or give off bright light suddenly or in repeated bursts闪耀；闪烁 [no object] Thunder rumbled and lightning flashed.雷声隆隆，电光闪闪。 Cameras flashed as the celebrities passed.名人走过时，相机闪个不停。 A car was sitting on the side of the road with its lights flashing.一辆汽车停在路旁，车灯闪烁着。 [+ object] She flashed her car's headlights (at us) and honked her horn.她（朝我们）闪车头灯、按喇叭。 2 a : to appear quickly or suddenly突然出现 [no object] A message flashed on the screen.一条信息突然出现在屏幕上。 [+ object] The screen flashed a message in black letters.屏幕上出现了一条黑体字信息。 b [no object] : to move or pass very quickly飞驰；掠过 A car flashed by.一辆汽车飞驰而过。 An idea flashed into/through his mind. [=he suddenly had an idea]他突然想到一个主意。 3 [no object] of the eyes : to show strong emotion（眼睛）流露出强烈感情 Her eyes flashed with anger.她眼中冒着怒火。 4 [+ object] : to show (something) briefly（短暂地）亮出，出示 The mugger flashed a knife and demanded their wallets.劫匪亮出刀子，命令他们拿出钱包。 The officer flashed his badge.这位官员亮出他的证章。 She flashed a shy smile.她含羞一笑。 5 informal : to show your sexual organs to (someone) suddenly and briefly in public当众（向某人）暴露性器官 [+ object] A strange man flashed her on the subway.地铁上，一名陌生男子突然冲她暴露出性器官。 [no object] He was arrested for flashing.他因当众暴露性器官被捕。 — see also flasher ² flash /ˈflæʃ/ noun plural flashes ² flash /ˈflæʃ/ noun plural flashes Learner's definition of FLASH 1 [count] : a sudden bright light闪光；闪烁；突发亮光 A brilliant/blinding flash lit up the sky.一道耀眼的亮光照亮天空。 a flash of lightning = a lightning flash一道闪电 2 [count] : a sudden appearance or occurrence of something突然出现；突然发生 a flash of insight突然的领悟 a flash of color突然闪现的颜色 a flash of wit灵机一动 a flash of anger怒上心头 The idea for the movie came to her in a flash of inspiration.一个关于那部电影的想法突然闪过她的脑海。 — see also hot flash 3 [noncount] usually disapproving : a fancy or exciting quality or appearance that is meant to attract attention to something that is usually not very good or interesting花哨；噱头 They relied on gimmicks and flash to get people's attention.他们依靠各种噱头和花里胡哨的形象吸引人们的注意。 a show with a lot of flash but little substance花里胡哨、内容空洞的节目 4 : a device that is used to produce a brief and very bright flash of light for taking photographs（摄影用）闪光灯 [count] a camera with a flash带闪光灯的照相机 Use the flash when you're taking pictures indoors.在室内照相时，要使用闪光灯。 [noncount] a picture taken using flash一张使用闪光灯拍摄的照片 flash photography [=photography that is done with a flash]闪光摄影术 — see picture at camera; compare flashbulb 5 [count] : newsflash (as) quick as a flash informal : very quickly快如闪电；立刻 The waitress brought our order as quick as a flash.女服务员以闪电般的速度给我们上了菜。 flash in the pan : a person or thing that fails after being very popular or successful for a brief time昙花一现的人（或事物） He was a flash in the pan whose second album didn't sell very well.他可谓是昙花一现，第二张专辑的销量就不太好。 in a flash informal : very quickly or suddenly非常快地；骤然 I'll be back in a flash.我马上就回来。 The idea came to me in a flash.我立刻想到这个主意。 ³ flash /ˈflæʃ/ adjective ³ flash /ˈflæʃ/ adjective Learner's definition of FLASH 1 always used before a noun : beginning suddenly and lasting only a short time突然而短暂的 a flash fire一场突发的火灾 a flash flood [=a sudden flood that is caused by heavy rain and that lasts a short time]暴雨引发的暴洪 2 always used before a noun, US, informal : very talented非常有才能的；杰出的 a flash athlete杰出的运动员 3 [more flash; most flash] British, informal + disapproving : flashy, showy a flash car华而不实的轿车
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