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flash mob
flash mob [Brit ˈflaʃmɒb] N
I. mob [Brit mɒb, Am mɑb] N + vb sing ou pl
1. mob (crowd):
foule f (of de)
an angry mob attr violence, hysteria
2. mob (gang):
3. mob (Mafia):
the Mob attr boss, connection, leader
4. mob (group):
mob inf
clique f inf
also pej Byron, Keats and all that mob
5. mob (masses) often pej:
la populace f pej
II. mob <pres part mobbing; pret, pp mobbed> [Brit mɒb, Am mɑb] VB trans
mob person
mob place
I. flash [Brit flaʃ, Am flæʃ] N
1. flash (sudden light):
2. flash fig:
3. flash PHOTO:
4. flash (bulletin):
5. flash (stripe):
6. flash (on horse):
7. flash Brit (display) inf:
II. flash [Brit flaʃ, Am flæʃ] ADJ
flash (posh) inf, pej:
flash hotel
flash car, suit
flash inv friend
III. flash [Brit flaʃ, Am flæʃ] VB trans
1. flash (display) inf person:
flash ID card, credit card, money
to flash sth at sb person:
to flash sth at sb (flaunt)
2. flash (shine):
to flash a torch on or at sth
3. flash (send) fig:
flash look, smile
lancer (at à)
4. flash TV station:
flash (transmit) pictures, news
transmettre (to à)
flash (briefly) message
IV. flash [Brit flaʃ, Am flæʃ] VB intr
1. flash (shine):
flash lighthouse, warning light:
flash jewels:
flash eyes:
2. flash (appear suddenly):
3. flash (expose oneself) inf:
flash man:
V. flash [Brit flaʃ, Am flæʃ]
I. mob [mɒb, Am mɑ:b] N
1. mob (crowd):
2. mob (criminal organization):
maf(f)ia f
3. mob Brit inf (gang):
4. mob (ordinary people):
5. mob Aus (herd):
II. mob <-bb-> [mɒb, Am mɑ:b] VB trans
I. flash [flæʃ] VB trans
1. flash (shine briefly) a. fig:
flash smile, look
flash signal
2. flash (show quickly):
3. flash (communicate):
II. flash [flæʃ] VB intr
1. flash (shine briefly):
flash a. fig
flash headlights
flash eyes
2. flash (move swiftly):
3. flash inf (expose oneself):
III. flash [flæʃ] N
1. flash (burst of light):
2. flash PHOTO:
flash a. fig
3. flash RADIO, TV, JOURN:
4. flash Brit (military insignia or badge):
IV. flash <-er, -est> [flæʃ] ADJ pej inf
I. mob [mab] N
1. mob (crowd):
2. mob (criminal organization):
maf(f)ia f
II. mob <-bb-> [mab] VB trans
I. flash [flæʃ] VB trans
1. flash (shine briefly) a. fig:
flash smile, look
flash signal
2. flash (show quickly):
3. flash (communicate):
II. flash [flæʃ] VB intr
1. flash (shine briefly):
flash a. fig
flash headlights
flash eyes
2. flash (move swiftly):
3. flash inf (expose oneself):
III. flash [flæʃ] N
1. flash (burst of light):
2. flash PHOTO:
flash a. fig
3. flash RADIO, TV, JOURN:
Present
Imob
youmob
he/she/itmobs
wemob
youmob
theymob
Past
Imobbed
youmobbed
he/she/itmobbed
wemobbed
youmobbed
theymobbed
Present Perfect
Ihavemobbed
youhavemobbed
he/she/ithasmobbed
wehavemobbed
youhavemobbed
theyhavemobbed
Past Perfect
Ihadmobbed
youhadmobbed
he/she/ithadmobbed
wehadmobbed
youhadmobbed
theyhadmobbed
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Consequently, diesel fuel must have a high flash point and a low autoignition temperature.
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Frisky downs his dinner in a flash of a second and runs off.
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While it is caused by bright light as is flash blindness, the welder's arc lasts for much longer than a flash, and emits ultraviolet rays that can affect the cornea.
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Kerosene-based fuel has a much higher flash point than gasoline-based fuel, meaning that it requires significantly higher temperature to ignite.
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There is reference to continuing use of the flash lock and winch at the weir until the middle of the nineteenth century.
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