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- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 flash n. Pronunciation: ' flash Function: verb Etymology: Middle English flaschen, of imitative origin Date: 13th century intransitive verb 1 : RUSH , DASH ― used of flowing water 2 : to break forth in or like a sudden flame or flare 3 a : to appear suddenly <an idea flash es into her mind> b : to move with great speed <the days flash by> 4 a : to break forth or out so as to make a sudden display <the sun flash ed from behind a cloud> b : to act or speak vehemently and suddenly especially in anger 5 a : to give off light suddenly or in transient bursts b : to glow or gleam especially with animation or passion <her eyes flash ed with anger> 6 : to change suddenly or violently into vapor <hot water flash ing to steam under reduced pressure> 7 : to expose one's breasts or genitals usually suddenly and briefly in public 8 : to have sudden insight ― often used with on transitive verb 1 a archaic : SPLASH b : to fill by a sudden inflow of water 2 a : to cause the sudden appearance of (light) b : to cause to burst violently into flame c (1) : to cause (light) to reflect (2) : to cause (as a mirror) to reflect light (3) : to cause (a lamp) to flash d : to convey by means of flashes of light 3 a : to make known or cause to appear with great speed < flash a message on the screen> b : to display obtrusively and ostentatiously <always flash ing a roll of bills> c : to expose to view usually suddenly and briefly < flash ed a badge> 4 : to cover with or form into a thin layer: as a : to protect against rain by covering with sheet metal or a substitute b : to coat (as glass) with a thin layer (as of metal or a differently colored glass) 5 : to subject (an exposed photographic negative or positive) to a supplementa…