Flash

/flˈæʃ/

/ˈfɫæʃ/

"flash"の定義と意味

to flash

動詞

見せる, 披露する

to deliberately showcase or display something in a showy and attention-grabbing manner

Transitive: to flash a possession

Example

The entrepreneur flashed their luxury car collection on social media.

The athlete flashed their championship trophy, proudly displaying their achievements.

The salesman flashed a wad of cash, hoping to impress potential buyers with his apparent success.

閃光する, 煌く

to shine brightly but temporarily

Intransitive

Example

Lightning flashed across the night sky during the storm.

The diamond necklace caught the sunlight and flashed brilliantly, catching everyone 's attention.

The reflective sign on the road flashed in the headlights of passing cars.

輝く, フラッシュする

to shine or radiate light or energy in a vibrant, lively, or passionate manner

Intransitive

Example

Her eyes flashed as she spoke about her upcoming adventure.

When he talked about his favorite hobby, his eyes would flash.

The speaker 's words were filled with conviction, causing his eyes to flash with passion.

瞬く, 点滅する

to be seen for a short time

Intransitive

Example

The company logo flashed at the beginning of the presentation, establishing brand recognition.

The breaking news headline flashed across the television screen.

The advertisements flashed on the digital billboard, showcasing various products and services.

閃光する, 駆け抜ける

to move or pass with great speed, in a way that attracts attention

Intransitive: to flash to a direction

Example

The shooting star flashed across the night sky.

The subway train flashed through the tunnel, its lights streaking by in a blur.

The sports car flashed past us on the highway, leaving us in awe of its speed.

フラッシュする, 表示する

to show or present information or an image on a screen for a short duration

Transitive: to flash information

Example

The event organizer flashed the schedule of upcoming performances on the electronic sign.

The news anchor flashed the breaking news headline on the screen.

The marketing team flashed the company logo during the commercial.

層を塗布する, 覆う

to apply or create a thin coating or layer of something on a surface

Transitive: to flash a surface

Example

To protect the exterior walls, the construction crew flashed the corners and edges with precision.

The contractor flashed the base of the deck to prevent rainwater from pooling underneath.

The roofers flashed the chimney to prevent water from seeping into the attic during heavy rainfall.

初回で成功する, フラッシュする

(climbing) to successfully complete a route on the first attempt, typically without prior knowledge or practice

Transitive: to flash a route

Example

He managed to flash the difficult route on his first try.

She was thrilled to flash the challenging boulder problem.

She set a personal goal to flash every route in the gym.

Flash

名詞

閃光, フラッシュ

a sudden intense burst of radiant energy

閃光, フラッシュ

a momentary brightness

閃光, ひらめき

a sudden, clear understanding or insight, often accompanied by a feeling of enlightenment

フラッシュ, 瞬間体験

a short vivid experience

フラッシュ, 閃光

a device that produces a sudden burst of bright light to illuminate a scene and provide additional light for capturing an image

What is a "flash"?

A flash is a device used in photography to provide additional light when taking pictures, especially in low-light conditions or to brighten shadows. It emits a brief, intense burst of light to illuminate the subject and improve image exposure. Flashes can be built into the camera or used as external accessories, and they help ensure that subjects are well-lit and visible, even in dim environments.

鮮やかな色, 装飾的な色

a bright patch of color used for decoration or identification

フラッシュ, 短いニュース

a short news announcement concerning some on-going news story

フラッシュ, 閃光

a burst of light used to communicate or illuminate

派手さ, きらめき

a gaudy outward display

一瞬, フラッシュ

a moment or instance that occurs in a very short period of time, often quickly and unexpectedly