flasher

UK
/ˈflæʃə/
US
/ˈflæʃər/

Translations

flashernoun
flashers
pl
UK
/ˈflæʃə/
US
/ˈflæʃər/
The police car had its flasher on as it sped down the street.
Полицейская машина ехала по улице с включенной мигалкой.
The flasher was arrested for indecent exposure in the park.
Эксгибиционист был арестован за непристойное обнажение в парке.
Additional translations
световой индикатор
сигнальная лампа
flasheradjective
UK
/ˈflæʃ.ə/
US
/ˈflæʃ.ɚ/
Used attributively before nouns to describe a device, light, or signal that flashes on and off.
flashadjective

flasher

Comp.

flasher
Comp.
flashest
Super.
UK
/flæʃ/
US
/flæʃ/
Used attributively ("flash sale", "flash flood") and as informal British adjective meaning "showy".

Definitions

flashernoun
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.
flasheradjective
Designating or relating to a device, light, or signal that flashes on and off.
The mechanic replaced the faulty flasher relay.
flashadjective
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.