flash
flash
flæʃ
flāsh
British pronunciation
/flˈæʃ/

Definición y significado de "flash"en inglés

to flash
01

ostentar, exhibir

to deliberately showcase or display something in a showy and attention-grabbing manner
Transitive: to flash a possession
to flash definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The salesman flashed a wad of cash, hoping to impress potential buyers with his apparent success.
El vendedor mostró un fajo de efectivo, con la esperanza de impresionar a los compradores potenciales con su aparente éxito.
02

destellar, brillar

to shine brightly but temporarily
Intransitive
to flash definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
The diamond necklace caught the sunlight and flashed brilliantly, catching everyone's attention.
El collar de diamantes atrapó la luz del sol y destelló brillantemente, captando la atención de todos.
03

destellar, relampaguear

to shine or radiate light or energy in a vibrant, lively, or passionate manner
Intransitive
example
Ejemplos
When he talked about his favorite hobby, his eyes would flash.
Cuando hablaba de su hobby favorito, sus ojos relucían.
04

destellar, aparecer brevemente

to be seen for a short time
Intransitive
example
Ejemplos
The movie titles flashed before the film started, building anticipation among the audience.
Los títulos de la película parpadearon antes de que comenzara la película, generando anticipación entre el público.
05

pasar como un rayo, desplazarse a toda velocidad

to move or pass with great speed, in a way that attracts attention
Intransitive: to flash to a direction
example
Ejemplos
The cyclist on the race track flashed past the cheering crowd.
El ciclista en la pista de carreras pasó como un rayo ante la multitud que animaba.
06

mostrar, presentar

to show or present information or an image on a screen for a short duration
Transitive: to flash information
example
Ejemplos
The presenter flashed a series of charts and graphs on the screen to support their findings.
El presentador mostró rápidamente una serie de gráficos y diagramas en la pantalla para respaldar sus hallazgos.
07

aplicar una capa fina, crear un revestimiento delgado

to apply or create a thin coating or layer of something on a surface
Transitive: to flash a surface
example
Ejemplos
To avoid water damage, it 's essential to flash the door thresholds and windowsills properly.
Para evitar daños por agua, es esencial aplicar una capa impermeable correctamente a los umbrales de las puertas y alféizares de las ventanas.
08

flashear, completar a la primera

(climbing) to successfully complete a route on the first attempt, typically without prior knowledge or practice
Transitive: to flash a route
example
Ejemplos
The climber 's ability to flash routes impressed the entire group.
La habilidad del escalador para flash las rutas impresionó a todo el grupo.
01

a sudden, concentrated release of radiant energy

02

a brief moment of light

03

a sudden moment of clear understanding

04

a sudden, sharply felt moment of vivid experience

05

a device that produces a momentary burst of light for photography

06

a bright area of color used for marking or ornamentation

07

a brief announcement giving the latest development in a news story

08

a burst of light used for signaling or illumination

09

a showy or ostentatious display

10

destello, instante

a moment or instance that occurs in a very short period of time, often quickly and unexpectedly
example
Ejemplos
The memory came to him in a flash, clear but fleeting.
El recuerdo le vino en un flash, claro pero fugaz.
01

overly showy in appearance

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