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flash

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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flash <pl flashes, flashs> [flaʃ] N m

1. flash PHOTO:

flash
flash

2. flash:

flash, a. flash d'information RADIO, TV (programmé)
flash, a. flash d'information (exceptionnel)
news flash
flash spécial
le flash de 12 heures

3. flash (impact de drogue):

flash
flash
flash automatique PHOTO
automatic flash
flash électronique PHOTO
flash publicitaire MKTG
advert Brit
flash publicitaire MKTG

flash-back <pl flash-backs>, flashback <pl flashbacks> [flaʃbak] N m

flash-back CINE, LIT

Flash-ball® [flaʃbɔl] N m

Flash-ball
English
English
French
French
flash m
flash-forward
flash-forward m
cube-flash m
griffe f porte-flash
flash memory
mémoire f flash
flash m (d'information)
flash-back m (to à)
flash-back m

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

flash <es> [flaʃ] N m

1. flash PHOTO, CINE:

flash
flash

2. flash RADIO, TV:

flash info [ou d'information]

flash-back [flaʃbak] N m inv

flash-back
English
English
French
French
flash m
flash-back m
appareil m à flash
ampoule f de flash
to flash news
flash a. fig
flash m
flash
flash m
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

flash <es> [flaʃ] N m

1. flash PHOTO, CINE:

flash
flash

2. flash RADIO, TV:

flash info [ou d'information]

flash-back [flaʃbak] N m inv

flash-back
English
English
French
French
flash m
flash-back m
news flash
appareil m à flash
ampoule f de flash
to flash news
flash a. fig
flash m
flash
flash m

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À l’origine concentrées sur l’animation, les premières versions de Flash offraient peu d’interactivité, les possibilités de script étant très limitées.
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Le flash-back remémorant les faits est donné sous forme de confession, permettant au jeune enfant de se libérer de cette oppression mentale.
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La majorité des rayons ou flashs observés sont des flashs en mirage inférieur ou en faux-mirage, les autres ne représentant qu'1 % des cas.
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L'obturateur comporte également une commande de réglage du diaphragme de l'objectif et un contact pour flash.
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Ainsi désormais des agendas, flash infos y sont réalisés.
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