flash
flash
flæʃ
flāsh
British pronunciation
/flˈæʃ/

Définition et signification de « flash » en anglais

to flash
01

étaler, exhiber

to deliberately showcase or display something in a showy and attention-grabbing manner
Transitive: to flash a possession
to flash definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The fashion model walked down the runway, flashing an exquisite designer dress.
Le mannequin a descendu le podium, flashant une robe de designer exquise.
02

étinceler, briller, clignoter

to shine brightly but temporarily
Intransitive
to flash definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The headlights of the car flashed briefly as it passed by.
Les phares de la voiture clignotèrent brièvement alors qu'elle passait.
03

étinceler, briller

to shine or radiate light or energy in a vibrant, lively, or passionate manner
Intransitive
example
Exemples
The performer 's smile flashed with genuine joy as the crowd applauded their performance.
Le sourire de l'interprète a brillé d'une joie authentique alors que la foule applaudissait leur performance.
04

clignoter, apparaître brièvement

to be seen for a short time
Intransitive
example
Exemples
The advertisements flashed on the digital billboard, showcasing various products and services.
Les publicités clignotaient sur le panneau d'affichage numérique, présentant divers produits et services.
05

filer, passer comme un éclair

to move or pass with great speed, in a way that attracts attention
Intransitive: to flash to a direction
example
Exemples
The shooting star flashed across the night sky.
L'étoile filante a flashé à travers le ciel nocturne.
06

afficher, faire apparaître

to show or present information or an image on a screen for a short duration
Transitive: to flash information
example
Exemples
The marketing team flashed the company logo during the commercial.
L'équipe marketing a flashé le logo de l'entreprise pendant la publicité.
07

appliquer une fine couche, créer un revêtement mince

to apply or create a thin coating or layer of something on a surface
Transitive: to flash a surface
example
Exemples
Before installing the windows, the builders flashed the openings to ensure they were waterproof.
Avant d'installer les fenêtres, les constructeurs ont flashé les ouvertures pour s'assurer qu'elles étaient étanches.
08

flasher, réussir du premier coup

(climbing) to successfully complete a route on the first attempt, typically without prior knowledge or practice
Transitive: to flash a route
example
Exemples
She was thrilled to flash the challenging boulder problem.
Elle était ravie de flash le problème de bloc difficile.
Flash
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

éclair, instant

a moment or instance that occurs in a very short period of time, often quickly and unexpectedly
example
Exemples
The storm appeared and disappeared in a flash, barely giving time to prepare.
La tempête est apparue et a disparu en un éclair, laissant à peine le temps de se préparer.
01

overly showy in appearance

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