to flicker
01
闪烁, 摇曳
to shine or burn with an unsteady or wavering light
Intransitive
例子
The candle flame flickered in the drafty room.
蜡烛的火焰在通风的房间里闪烁。
The dying fire began to flicker, casting shadows on the walls.
即将熄灭的火开始闪烁，在墙上投下阴影。
02
闪烁, 摇曳
to make small, rapid, and irregular movements
Intransitive
例子
The leaves outside the window flickered in the wind, creating a mesmerizing dance of shadows on the wall.
窗外的树叶在风中摇曳，在墙上创造出一场迷人的影子舞蹈。
Her eyelids flickered with exhaustion as she struggled to stay awake during the late-night study session.
在深夜的学习会上，她努力保持清醒时，眼皮因疲惫而颤动。
03
闪烁, 忽明忽暗
to turn on and off or appear and disappear in circles
Intransitive
例子
The computer monitor flickered briefly before shutting down completely, signaling a power outage.
电脑显示器在完全关闭之前短暂地闪烁，表示停电了。
The old neon sign flickered intermittently, creating an eerie glow on the deserted street.
旧霓虹灯招牌闪烁不定，在空无一人的街道上营造出一种怪异的辉光。
Flicker
01
闪烁, 摇曳
the act of moving back and forth
02
啄木鸟, 啄木鸟科
North American woodpecker
03
闪烁, 闪光
a momentary flash of light
词汇树
flickering
flicker
flick
