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🔑flashflash1 /flæʃ / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to produce a sudden bright light or to make something produce it（使）闪烁，闪耀，闪亮◆The neon lights were flashing on and off all night.霓虹灯彻夜不停地闪烁着。◆That truck driver's flashing his lights at us (= in order to tell us something).那个卡车司机在冲着我们闪车灯。
- [intransitive] to move very fast一闪而过；掠过◆I saw something flash past the window.我看到有东西在窗前一闪而过。◆Thoughts kept flashing through my mind and I couldn't sleep.各种想法不断地在我脑海闪过，让我无法入眠。
- [transitive] to show something quickly（快速地）出示，显示◆The detective flashed his card and went straight in.侦探亮了一下他的名片，径直走了进去。
- [transitive] to smile, look, etc. at someone suddenly and only for a moment（向某人）匆匆一笑（或看一眼等）◆He flashed a smile at her and drove away.他猛然冲她一笑，然后开车走了。
 ●flash back(used about a person's thoughts) to return suddenly to a time in the past（思想）突然回忆起，猛然想起◆Something he said made my mind flash back to my childhood.他说的一些事让我的思绪闪回到了孩提时代。
🔑flashflash2 /flæʃ / noun [countable] - a sudden bright light that comes and goes quickly闪光；闪耀◆a flash of lightning一道闪电
- a bright light that you use with a camera for taking photographs when the light is not good; the equipment for producing this light（照相机的）闪光，闪光灯◆The light's not very good. You'll need the flash.光线不太好，你得用闪光灯。◆My new camera has a built-in flash.我的新相机有内置闪光灯。
 ●in / like a flashvery quickly and suddenly转瞬间；刹那间◆In a flash of inspiration, I saw what the answer must be.灵机一动，我明白了答案是什么。 |