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flash
flash (burst of light from a camera or phone) /ˈflaʃ/
noun#5693 most common
Also: news flash, flash memory / flash drive
Example sentences
Telefonul are un flash.
The phone has a flash.
Amanda a uitat să aprindă flash-ul la telefon și poza a ieșit neagră.
Amanda forgot to turn on the phone's flash and the photo came out black.
Fotograful profesionist a montat un flash extern pe aparat.
The professional photographer mounted an external flash on the camera.
Flash-ul aparatului foto s-a descărcat rapid după zece poze.
The camera's flash drained quickly after ten photos.
Reporterii au difuzat o știre flash chiar în timpul conferinței de presă.
The reporters broadcast a flash news bulletin right during the press conference.
Memoria flash din stick-ul USB s-a defectat, iar toate fișierele au fost pierdute.
The flash memory in the USB drive failed, and all the files were lost.
Declension
| Case | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Nominative | flash | flash-uri |
| Genitive | flash-ului | flash-urilor |
| Accusative | flash | flash-uri |
| Vocative | flash | flash-uri |
Word family
flash-ulthe flash (definite form)
flash-uriflashes (plural)
a flash-uito flash/reflash a device's firmware (tech slang)
memorie flashflash memory
știre flashflash news bulletin
Etymology
Romanian borrowed "flash" directly from English, keeping both the spelling and the sound. English "flash" comes from Middle English, where it described a sudden burst of light or movement; its deeper origin is uncertain and likely imitative, so no reliable Indo-European root can be traced. The word entered Romanian in the 20th century through photography and later through television and computing.
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