flash
美[flæʃ] n.闪光；闪光灯下摄成的照片；一瞬间；浮华
adj.闪光的，闪耀的，一闪而过的；浮华的；庞大的
网络闪光；闪耀；快讯；闪
1 . She had heard the news-flash on a TV channel's news update.
她在一家电视台的新闻快讯中听到了这则简明新闻。
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2 . "What did Moira tell you?" Liz demanded with a flash of anger.
“莫伊拉跟你说什么啦？”利兹突然生气地质问道。
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3 . The answer had come to him in a flash .
他一下子就有了答案。
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4 . The essays could do with a flash of wit or humor.
这些散文需要一些出其不意的风趣或幽默。
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5 . Quick as a flash, the man said, "I have to, don't I?"
那人立即说道：“我必须如此，是不是？”
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1.a sudden intense burst of radiant energy
2.a momentary brightness
3.a short vivid experience;
a flash of emotion swept over him
4.a sudden brilliant understanding;
he had a flash of intuition
5.a very short time (as the time it takes the eye blink or the heart to beat);
if I had the chance I'd do it in a flash
6.a burst of light used to communicate or illuminate
7.a short news announcement concerning some on-going news story
8.a bright patch of color used for decoration or identification;
red flashes adorned the airplane
9.a lamp for providing momentary light to take a photograph
10.tastelessly showy;
a flash car
1.gleam or glow intermittently;
The lights were flashing
2.appear briefly;
The headlines flashed on the screen
3.display proudly; act ostentatiously or pretentiously;
he showed off his new sports car
4.make known or cause to appear with great speed;
The latest intelligence is flashed to all command posts
5.run or move very quickly or hastily;
She dashed into the yard
6.expose or show briefly;
he flashed a $100 bill
7.protect by covering with a thin sheet of metal;
flash the roof
8.emit a brief burst of light;
A shooting star flashed and was gone