flash
US
UK flash n: (burst of light)
SC 闪光 shǎn guāng
TC 閃光
TC 閃光
There was a bright flash when the firework exploded.
烟花爆炸的时候出现了一道明亮的闪光。
flash of [sth] n: figurative (sudden sensation) (情绪等)
SC 一股 yì gǔ
SC 一阵 yì gǔ，yí zhèn
TC 一陣
TC 一陣
Dan felt a flash of anger when somebody pushed in front of him in the queue.
有人插队排在丹的前面，丹感到一阵愤怒。
flash n: (lightbulb on a camera)
SC 闪光灯 shǎn guāng dēng
TC 閃光燈
TC 閃光燈
Kate turned off the flash on her camera to get more realistic lighting in her picture.
凯特关掉了她照相机里的闪光灯，那样她照片里的光照会更真实。
flash vi: (emit a burst of light)
SC 一阵发热 yí zhèn fā rè
TC 一陣發熱
TC 一陣發熱
SC 一阵发冷 yí zhèn fā rè，yí zhèn fā lěng
A light flashed briefly in an upstairs room and then the house returned to complete darkness.
楼上一间房间突然闪现一道光，然后整个房子重新陷入了一片漆黑。
flash [sth] vtr: (show quickly)
SC 快速出示 kuài sù chū shì
SC 快速展示 kuài sù chū shì，kuài sù zhǎn shì
The policeman flashed his badge.
警察快速出示了自己的警徽。
flash adj: slang (showy)
SC 俗艳的，艳俗的 sú yàn de
TC 俗艷的
TC 俗艷的
SC 奢华的 shē huá de
TC 奢華的
TC 奢華的
The rumors started when he bought his girlfriend a very flash ring.
flash adj: informal (sudden, brief)
SC 突然的 tū rán de
SC 突如其来的 tū rán de ，tū rú qí lái de
A flash sale brought crowds to the store yesterday, but today the store is almost empty again.
People on Wall Street still talk about the flash crash of 2010.
flash adv: (done quickly) (食物加工)
SC 快速地 kuài sù de
Flash frozen vegetables still have most of their nutrients.
flash adv: slang (in a showy way)
SC 炫耀地 xuàn yào de
SC 卖弄地
People think someone who dresses flash must be rich.
flash of [sth] n: figurative (sudden emotion) (情绪)
SC 忽然出现，突然发生 hū rán chū xiàn，tū rán fā shēng
TC 突然發生
TC 突然發生
Aaron felt a flash of frustration and scowled.
flash n: (short moment)
SC 极短的时间
SC 瞬间 shùn jiān
TC 瞬間
TC 瞬間
When the accident happened, help arrived in a flash.
flash vi: (camera bulb: go off) (照相机)
SC 闪光 shǎn guāng
TC 閃光
TC 閃光
Cameras were flashing as the star walked along the red carpet.
flash vi: (expose private parts)
SC 露阴 lù yīn
SC 当众暴露下体
Peter was arrested when the police caught him flashing again.
flash [sb] vtr: (expose private parts to) (性器官)
SC 露阴 lù yīn
SC 当众暴露
Erin flashed a stranger on the street.
伊琳向街上的一个陌生人露阴。
flash [sth] vtr: (body part: expose) (身体器官)
SC 快速暴露
Karen flashed her breasts.
flash [sth] at [sb] vtr + prep: (body part: expose to [sb]) (身体器官)
SC 快速把...暴露给...看
Peter flashed his butt at an old woman.
flashbulb, flash, flash bulb n: (light bulb for flash photography) (摄影)
SC 闪光灯泡 shǎn guāng dēng pào
TC 閃光燈泡
TC 閃光燈泡
Flashbulbs popped all around the starlet as she exited the limousine.
flash back to [sth] vi phrasal + prep: (show scene from past) (电影等)
SC 闪回到
TC 回溯，閃現
TC 回溯，閃現
Suddenly the film flashed back to a scene from the main character's childhood.
flash by vi phrasal: (go past rapidly)
SC 飞驰而过 fēi chí ér guò
TC 飛馳而過
TC 飛馳而過
SC 迅速掠过 fēi chí ér guò，xùn sù lüè guò
Paul flashed by on his fast motorbike.
flash card, flashcard n: usually plural (learning aid)
SC 抽认卡
TC （學習用）抽認卡
TC （學習用）抽認卡
He used flash cards to study his vocabulary words.
flash drive, also UK: pen drive n: (computer: memory device)
SC 闪存盘
TC 隨身碟
TC 隨身碟
Every paper I wrote this year is on this flash drive.
flash flood n: (sudden flood of water)
SC 山洪爆发 shān hóng bào fā
TC 山洪爆發
TC 山洪爆發
SC 暴涨的洪水 shān hóng bào fā，bào zhǎng de hóng shuǐ
After three hours of solid rain there were reports of flash floods from all over the county.
flash in the pan n: idiom ([sth] promising which then disappoints)
SC 空欢喜一场 kōng huān xǐ yì chǎng
SC 好景不长 kōng huān xǐ yì chǎng，hǎo jǐng bù cháng
SC 昙花一现 kōng huān xǐ yì chǎng，tán huā yí xiàn
After four weeks of rain we had a sunny morning yesterday, but it turned out to be just a flash in the pan.
flash memory n: (computers: reprogrammable memory) (计算机)
SC 闪存
flash mob, flashmob n: (sudden gathering)
SC 快闪
A flash mob gathered in the hospital lobby and performed Handel's Messiah.
flash pasteurization, also UK: flash pasteurisation n: (heat treatment of foods)
SC 高温瞬时巴氏消毒
flash up vi + adv: (appear on screen)
SC 闪现 shǎn xiàn
flash [sth] up vtr + adv: (point light in upward direction)
SC 向上照亮
Ginny flashed the torch up at the ceiling to reveal a large spider.
flash [sth] up [sth] vtr + adv: (point light in direction of [sth])
SC 将...照向
flash your lights, flash your lights at [sb] v expr: (turn headlights on briefly)
SC 冲（某人）闪车灯
The driver flashed his lights at me to let me turn.
flash-freeze [sth] vtr: (freeze rapidly)
SC 将...速冻
flashgun, flash gun n: (device that triggers a camera flash) (摄影用的)
SC 闪光枪 shǎn guāng qiāng
TC 閃光槍
TC 閃光槍
flashpoint, flash point, flashing-point n: (temperature at which vapor burns)
SC 燃点 rán diǎn
flashpoint, flash point n: figurative (point at which violence occurs)
SC 爆发地 bào fā de
TC 爆炸地
TC 爆炸地
Police were quickly dispatched to the flashpoint.
flashpoint, flash point n: figurative (volatile area, situation)
SC 爆发点 bào fā diǎn
Holiday gatherings can be a flashpoint for some families.
hot flash (US), hot flush (UK) n: often plural (heat: symptom of menopause) (身体症状)
SC 潮热 cháo rè
The hot flash I had yesterday made me feel feverish, dizzy and tired.
in a flash, like a flash adv: (very quickly, in an instant)
SC 立刻 lì kè
TC 立刻
TC 立刻
SC 马上 lì kè，mǎ shàng
TC 馬上
TC 馬上
SC 马上 lì kè，mǎ shàng
TC 馬上
TC 馬上
Wait right there – I'll be back in a flash!
news flash, also UK: newsflash n: (public information bulletin)
SC 新闻快讯 xīn wén kuài xùn
TC 新聞快訊
TC 新聞快訊
The regular programme was interrupted to bring a news flash regarding an explosion in the capital.