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to flash
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fitogtat, kiĂĄllĂt
to deliberately showcase or display something in a showy and attention-grabbing manner
Transitive: to flash a possession
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The fashion model walked down the runway, flashing an exquisite designer dress.
A divatmodell vĂ©gigsĂ©tĂĄlt a kifutĂłn, fitogtatva egy exkluzĂv tervezĆi ruhĂĄt.
02
felvillan, felcsillan
to shine brightly but temporarily
Intransitive
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The diamond necklace caught the sunlight and flashed brilliantly, catching everyone's attention.
A gyémånt nyaklånc elkapta a napfényt és ragyogóan felcsillant, mindenki figyelmét felkeltve.
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villan, ragyog
to shine or radiate light or energy in a vibrant, lively, or passionate manner
Intransitive
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The performer 's smile flashed with genuine joy as the crowd applauded their performance.
Az elĆadĂł mosolya felcsillant az Ćszinte örömtĆl, miközben a közönsĂ©g tapsolt a elĆadĂĄsukra.
04
felvillan, röviden megjelenni
to be seen for a short time
Intransitive
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The advertisements flashed on the digital billboard, showcasing various products and services.
A hirdetĂ©sek villogtak a digitĂĄlis ĂłriĂĄsplakĂĄton, kĂŒlönfĂ©le termĂ©keket Ă©s szolgĂĄltatĂĄsokat mutatva be.
05
villan, szĂĄguld
to move or pass with great speed, in a way that attracts attention
Intransitive: to flash to a direction
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The shooting star flashed across the night sky.
A hullĂłcsillag villant az Ă©jszakai Ă©gbolton.
06
megjelenĂt, mutat
to show or present information or an image on a screen for a short duration
Transitive: to flash information
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The marketing team flashed the company logo during the commercial.
A marketingcsapat megjelenĂtette a cĂ©g logĂłjĂĄt a reklĂĄm alatt.
07
vĂ©kony rĂ©teget alkalmaz, vĂ©kony bevonatot kĂ©szĂt
to apply or create a thin coating or layer of something on a surface
Transitive: to flash a surface
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Before installing the windows, the builders flashed the openings to ensure they were waterproof.
Az ablakok beszerelĂ©se elĆtt az Ă©pĂtĆk befedtĂ©k a nyĂlĂĄsokat, hogy vĂzĂĄllĂłak legyenek.
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flashel, elsĆ prĂłbĂĄlkozĂĄsra megcsinĂĄlni
(climbing) to successfully complete a route on the first attempt, typically without prior knowledge or practice
Transitive: to flash a route
PĂ©ldĂĄk
She was thrilled to flash the challenging boulder problem.
Lelkes volt, hogy sikerĂŒlt flash-elnie a kihĂvĂĄsokkal teli boulder problĂ©mĂĄt.
Flash
01
a sudden, concentrated release of radiant energy
PĂ©ldĂĄk
A flash of radiation lit up the lab sensors.
02
a brief moment of light
03
a sudden moment of clear understanding
PĂ©ldĂĄk
A flash clarified the entire problem for him.
04
a sudden, sharply felt moment of vivid experience
05
a device that produces a momentary burst of light for photography
PĂ©ldĂĄk
She attached an external flash to the rig.
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
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The car 's flash did n't impress anyone.
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overly showy in appearance
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