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flash AHD[flăsh] D.J.[flæʃ]K.K.[flæʃ]v.（动词）flashed, flash.ing, flash.es v.intr.（不及物动词）- To burst forth into or as if into flame.突然燃烧：突然迸发或象突然迸发似地发出火焰
- To give off light or be lighted in sudden or intermittent bursts.突然发光：迅速或间歇地熄灭或点燃灯火
- To appear or occur suddenly:闪现：突然显现或出现：The image flashed onto the screen.形象闪现在荧光屏上
- To move or proceed rapidly:飞驰：迅速移动或行进：The cars flashed by.汽车飞驰而过
- Slang To think of or remember something suddenly:【俚语】 突然想起或记起某事：flashed on that time we got caught in the storm.突然想起我们被困在暴风雨中的情景
- Slang To expose oneself in an indecent manner.【俚语】 表现不得体：以不得体的方式暴露自己
v.tr.（及物动词）- To cause (light) to appear suddenly or in intermittent bursts.突然出现：使（光）突然出现或间歇闪耀
- To cause to burst into flame.使发出火焰
- To reflect (light).反射（光）
- To cause to reflect light from (a surface).表面反光：使从（表面）反射光
- To make known or signal by flashing lights.以闪光做记号：通过闪光使人知道或发出信号
- To communicate or display at great speed:迅速传递：快速传递信息或炫耀：flashed the news to the world capitals.把消息迅速传递到世界主要城市中
- To exhibit briefly.短时间展览
- To display ostentatiously; flaunt.招摇：卖弄地炫耀；招摇
- To fill suddenly with water.灌水：使迅速充满水
- To cover with a thin protective layer.覆盖：以薄的保护层覆盖
n.（名词）- A sudden, brief, intense display of light.闪光：突然的、短暂的、强烈的光的显现
- A sudden perception:突然领悟：a flash of insight.突然的洞察
- A split second; an instant:即刻；一瞬间：I'll be on my way in a flash.我马上就上路
- A brief news dispatch or transmission.简短的新闻报导或播送
- Slang Gaudy or ostentatious display:【俚语】 招摇：庸俗华丽的或炫耀式的展览："The antique flash and trash of an older southern California have given way to a sleeker age of cultural hip"(Newsweek)“旧南加州往日的炫丽与糟粕，早已被文化嬉皮的时髦时代取代”(新闻周刊)
- A flashlight.闪电
- Instantaneous illumination for photography:闪光：摄影时瞬间的照亮：photograph by flash.闪光摄影
- A device, such as a flashbulb, flashgun, or flash lamp, used to produce such illumination.闪光灯：一种用来产生此种照明的装置，如闪光电灯、闪光枪或闪光灯
- Slang The pleasurable sensation that accompanies the use of a drug; a rush.【俚语】 幻觉：使用麻醉毒品而产生的一种愉悦的感觉；激情
- Obsolete The language or cant of thieves, tramps, or underworld figures.【废语】 盗贼的黑话：小偷、流浪汉或黑社会的人使用的语言或黑话
adj.（形容词）- Happening suddenly or very quickly:突然的：突发的或迅速发生的：flash freezing.速冻
- Slang Ostentatious; showy:【俚语】 卖弄的；炫耀的：a flash car.浮华的轿车
- Of or relating to figures of quarterly economic growth released by the government and subject to later revision.经济增长率的：属于或有关政府发布的有待以后修改的季度经济增长数字
- Of or relating to photography using instantaneous illumination.利用闪光灯的：属于或有关使用瞬时照明摄影的
- Of or relating to thieves, swindlers, and underworld figures.与窃贼有关的：属于或有关小偷、骗子和黑社会人物的
flash in the pan - One that promises great success but fails.昙花一现：许诺会取得巨大成功但失败了的人
- Middle English flashen [to splash] 中古英语 flashen [泼，溅]
- variant of flasken flasken的变体
- [of imitative origin] [源于拟声词]
flash, gleam, glance, glint, sparkle, glitter, glisten, shimmer, glimmer, twinkle, scintillate- These verbs mean to send forth light.这些动词都指发光。
- Flash refers to a sudden and brilliant but short-lived outburst of light: Flash 指的是突然的、明亮的但短暂的发光： A bolt of lightning flashed across the horizon.一道闪电划过地平线。
- Gleam implies transient or constant light that often appears against a dark background: Gleam 暗指在黑色的背景上不断出现的短暂亮光： "The light gleams an instant, then it's night once more" (Samuel Beckett).“光亮闪了一会儿，然后马上又变成了黑夜” （塞缪尔·贝克特）。
- Glance refers most often to light reflected obliquely: Glance 最常用于指间接反射的光： Moonlight glanced off the windows of the darkened building.月光照在黑暗的建筑物的窗户上。
- Glint applies to briefly gleaming or flashing light: Glint 用以指短暂的发光或闪亮： Rays of sun glinted among the autumn leaves.太阳光穿过秋叶照射下来。
- Sparkle suggests a rapid succession of little flashes of high brilliance ( Sparkle 指一系列迅速闪动的高亮度小闪光（ crystal that sparkled in the candlelight;在烛光下闪烁的水晶；frost sparkling on the pavement), andglitter, a similar succession of even greater intensity ( 路面上闪耀的霜）， 而glitter 是具有更高亮度的相似的一系列光点（ glittering mirrors). Toglisten is to shine with a sparkling luster: 闪亮的镜子）， glister 是发亮并伴随有闪闪的光泽： The snow glistened in the dawn light.雪在黎明的曙光中闪耀。
- Shimmer means to shine with a soft, tremulous light: Shimmer 意思是以柔和的、颤动的光照射： "Everything about her shimmered and glimmered softly, as if her dress had been woven out of candle-beams" (Edith Wharton).“她四周的所有物体都发出柔和的光，仿佛她的衣服是由烛光织成的” （埃迪斯·瓦顿）。
- Glimmer refers to faint, fleeting light: Glimmer 指的是微弱的、迅速消失的光： "On the French coast, the light/Gleams, and is gone; the cliffs of England stand,/ Glimmering and vast, out in the tranquil bay" (Matthew Arnold). Totwinkle is to shine with quick, intermittent flashes or gleams: “在法国海滩上，光微弱地闪动着，然后消失了；英国的山崖耸立在宁静的海湾边，微微闪光，巨大无比” （马修·阿诺尔德）。Twinkle 就是迅速地、间歇地发光或闪亮： "a few stars, twinkling faintly in the deep blue of the night sky" (Hugh Walpole).“几颗星星在深蓝色的夜空中微微闪烁着” （休·沃波尔）。
- Scintillate is applied to what flashes as if emitting sparks in a continuous stream: Scintillate 用来指如同源源不断的河流上发出的光： "ammonium chloride . . . depositing minute scintillating crystals on the windowpanes" (Primo Levi).See also Synonyms at blaze 1moment “氯化铵…在窗玻璃上凝结成闪烁的晶体” （普里莫·列维） 参见同义词 blaze1moment
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