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flash (plural flashs or flashes) [fla∫]masculine nounb. flash (d'informations) (Radio, TV) newsflash* * *pl flashes flaʃ nom masculin1) Photographie flash2) Radio, Télévisionflash (d'information) — ( programmé) news headlines (pl); ( exceptionnel) news flash
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *flaʃflashes pl nmPHOTOGRAPHIE flash* * *1 Phot flash; prendre une photo au flash to take a photo with a flash; photographie au flash flash photography;2 Radio, TV flash (d'information) ( programmé) news headlines (pl); ( exceptionnel) news flash; flash spécial special news flash; le flash de 12 heures the 12 o'clock news summary;3 ( impact de drogue) flash.flash automatique Phot automatic flash; flash électronique Phot electronic flash; flash publicitaire Pub advert GB, commercial US.1. PHOTOGRAPHIE [éclair] flash[ampoule] flash bulb2. RADIO & TÉLÉVISION4. (très familier) [d'un drogué] flash -
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ampoule [ɑ̃pul]feminine nouna. (électrique) bulbb. [de médicament] phialc. (à la main, au pied) blister* * *ɑ̃pul2) ( de médicament) ( buvable) phial; ( injectable) ampoule3) ( sur la peau) blister•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɑ̃pul nf1) (électrique) bulb2) [médicament] phial3) (aux mains, pieds) blisterJ'ai une ampoule au pied. — I've got a blister on my foot.
* * *ampoule nf1 Électrotech (light) bulb; une ampoule de 100 watts a 100-watt bulb;4 Anat ampulla;ampoule buvable phial; ampoule électrique light bulb; ampoule de flash flash bulb; ampoule injectable ampoule.[ɑ̃pul] nom féminin1. ÉLECTRICITÉ bulb2. [récipient] phial -
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ampoule [ɑ̃pul]feminine nouna. (électrique) bulbb. [de médicament] phialc. (à la main, au pied) blister* * *ɑ̃pul2) ( de médicament) ( buvable) phial; ( injectable) ampoule3) ( sur la peau) blister•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɑ̃pul nf1) (électrique) bulb2) [médicament] phial3) (aux mains, pieds) blisterJ'ai une ampoule au pied. — I've got a blister on my foot.
* * *ampoule nf1 Électrotech (light) bulb; une ampoule de 100 watts a 100-watt bulb;4 Anat ampulla;ampoule buvable phial; ampoule électrique light bulb; ampoule de flash flash bulb; ampoule injectable ampoule.
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flash|bulb — «FLASH BUHLB», noun. an electric bulb which gives out a brilliant flash of light for a very short time; photoflash lamp. It is used in taking photographs indoors or at night. It consists of a glass bulb containing a wire filament and aluminum or… … Useful english dictionary
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