"flash to" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "flash to" in inglés

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sustantivo
  1. błysk (np. pioruna, lampy błyskowej) [COUNTABLE]
    All I've seen was a flash of light.
    What was this flash? Was it lightning?
  2. lampa błyskowa, flesz [COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE]
    Flash photography is prohibited in the museum.
    The flash of your camera blinded me.
  3. olśnienie, przebłysk (np. geniuszu) [COUNTABLE]
    She gets a flash of intellect now and then.
    He solved a difficult equation in a flash of genius.
    The man waited for the flash but it wasn't coming.
  4. szybkie spojrzenie (humorystycznie)  BrE [COUNTABLE]
    I've just had a flash at your precious secrets.
  5. naszywka lub niewielka odznaka przyszywana do munduru  BrE [COUNTABLE]
    You could tell their division by the flashes they wore.
  6. szpaner, efekciarz slang [COUNTABLE]
    Here comes the flash, with all his fancy toys.
    He's such a flash, he forces everyone to praise his new phone.
  7. złodziejski żargon, złodziejski slang old-fashioned
    Are you familiar with the flash?
    You have to learn the flash before you start working with us.
  8. wypływka technical
  9. pokaz, manifestacja
  10. osoba wybitna w jakiejś dziedzinie informal
verbo
  1. błyskać [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    Flashing your lights to warn others about a police patrol is forbidden.
    The cameras were flashing so intensely that I couldn't see a thing.
    link synonym: wink
  2. migać [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    In the event of a problem, the controls will beep and flash yellow.
  3. przesyłać (spojrzenie) [INTRANSITIVE]
    She flashed me a look I will never forget.
  4. pokazywać na chwilę [INTRANSITIVE]
    She flashed me her phone.
    The policeman flashed his badge.
    He flashed me the picture of his family.
  5. przesyłać błyskawicznie (wiadomości) [TRANSITIVE]
  6. przebiegać, przemykać [INTRANSITIVE]
    The dog flashed behind my back.
    She didn't want to talk to anyone so she quickly flashed through the room.
    I flashed naked to the bathroom and locked the door.
  7. zabłysnąć (np. złością) literary [INTRANSITIVE]
    His face flashed with anger.
  8. obnażać się publicznie (na krótką chwilę)  BrE slang [TRANSITIVE/INTRANSITIVE]
    She flashed her breasts last night.
adjetivo
  1. kosztowny, szpanerski  BrE informal
    I bought a flash watch for my father.
    She wears flash clothes.
    These flash shoes must cost a fortune.
  2. pstry, jaskrawy
    She bought a flash skirt.
    You look good in this flash pink dress.
    I wore a flash yellow shirt.
verbo
  1. szpanować, obnosić się informal
    She flashed her new watch.
    She flashes her expensive clothes.
sustantivo
  1. Flash (technologia tworzenie animacji komputerowych) trademark
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"flash to" — Collocation dictionary inglés

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  1. flash verbo + to preposición
    Very strong collocation

    They flashed them to the place where the door should be.

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