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flasher

/ˈflæʃə/

/ˈflæʃər/

flashersubstantiv

flashers

Pl.

/ˈflæʃə/

/ˈflæʃər/

Übersetzungen

мигалка

The police car had its flasher on as it sped down the street.

Полицейская машина ехала по улице с включенной мигалкой.

эксгибиционист

The flasher was arrested for indecent exposure in the park.

Эксгибиционист был арестован за непристойное обнажение в парке.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

световой индикатор

сигнальная лампа

Definitionen

A person who exposes their genitals in public, typically for shock value or sexual gratification.

The police arrested the flasher after several complaints from pedestrians.

A device that causes a light to flash on and off, often used in vehicles to indicate a turn or emergency.

The car's flasher was malfunctioning, causing the turn signal to blink erratically.

Electronics & Computing: A device or software utility used to write firmware or other data to an electronic component by means of flash memory.

Before installing the custom ROM, she connected a USB flasher to program the chip.

Synonyme

flasheradjektiv

/ˈflæʃ.ə/

/ˈflæʃ.ɚ/

Used attributively before nouns to describe a device, light, or signal that flashes on and off.

Definitionen

Designating or relating to a device, light, or signal that flashes on and off.

The mechanic replaced the faulty flasher relay.

Synonyme

flashadjektiv

flasher

Komp.

flasher

Komp.

flashest

Super.

/flæʃ/

Used attributively ("flash sale", "flash flood") and as informal British adjective meaning "showy".

Definitionen

Informal, chiefly British: showy or ostentatious; stylish in a way that is intended to attract attention.

He turned up in a flash suit that cost a fortune.

Happening suddenly and lasting for only a short time; occurring rapidly.

They made a flash decision that saved the company.

Computing: involving or using flash memory technology.

Flash storage devices are common in modern laptops.

Synonyme

flashsubstantiv

Definitionen

A sudden burst of light or a brief display of brightness.

The flash of lightning illuminated the dark sky for a moment.

A brief or sudden occurrence or display of something.

There was a flash of anger in his eyes before he calmed down.

A device used in photography to produce a flash of artificial light.

The photographer used a flash to capture the image in low light.

A brief news report or announcement.

The news flash interrupted the regular broadcast with breaking news.

A sudden, intense feeling or memory.

She had a flash of inspiration and quickly jotted down her ideas.

flashverb

Definitionen

To emit a brief burst of light.

The camera flashed as she took the picture.

To move or pass very quickly.

The car flashed by on the highway.

To display something briefly.

He flashed his badge to gain entry.

To show a sudden burst of emotion or expression.

Her eyes flashed with anger.

flashinterjektion

Definitionen

Used to signal breaking news or to represent a sudden burst of light or action.

"Flash! The president has announced a surprise visit," the reporter exclaimed.

flasheigenname

Definitionen

A fictional superhero in DC Comics noted for super-human speed, often styled as “the Flash.”

Flash outruns every villain he faces in Central City.