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1 flicker
flicker ['flɪkə(r)](flame, light) vaciller, trembler; (eyelids, TV picture) trembler; (of instrument needle etc) osciller;∎ the candle was flickering la flamme de la bougie vacillait;∎ a smile flickered on his lips un sourire erra sur ses lèvres2 noun(of flame, light) vacillement m, tremblement m; (of eyelids) tremblement m; (of TV screen) scintillement m;∎ a flicker of recognition une lueur de reconnaissance;∎ a flicker of hope/a smile l'ombre f d'un espoir/d'un sourire;∎ a flicker of interest/annoyance une pointe d'intérêt/d'énervement -
2 flicker
flicker [ˈflɪkər]2. noun* * *['flɪkə(r)] 1.1) ( unsteady light)2) ( slight sign) (of interest, anger) lueur f (of de)3) ( movement) ( of eyelid) clignement m; ( of indicator) oscillation f2.1) ( shine unsteadily) [fire, light, flame] vaciller, trembloter; [image] clignoter2) ( move) [eye, eyelid] cligner3.flickering present participle adjective [light, flame] vacillant; [image] tremblant -
3 flicker
A n1 ( unsteady light) (of light, flame, candle) vacillation f, tremblotement m ; ( of lightning) vacillement m ;2 ( slight sign) (of interest, surprise, anger, guilt) lueur f (of de) ; the flicker of a smile l'ombre d'un sourire ;B vi1 ( shine unsteadily) [fire, light, flame] vaciller, trembloter ; [image] clignoter ; [lightning] jeter une lueur vacillante ;2 ( pass quickly) a suspicion flickered across ou through his mind un doute lui a traversé l'esprit ;3 ( move) [eye, eyelid] cligner. -
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5 flicker-free
Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > flicker-free
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6 flicker frequency
(light) fréquence de papillotement, taux de papillotementEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > flicker frequency
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7 flicker-fusion frequency
fréquence de fusion de la lumière intermittente, fréquence critique de fusion des lumières papillotantesEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > flicker-fusion frequency
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8 flicker-fusion test
test de fusion (optique)English-French dictionary of labour protection > flicker-fusion test
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9 flicker-fusion threshold
seuil de fréquence critique de fusion optiqueEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > flicker-fusion threshold
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10 to flicker
papilloter, scintiller imageGlossaire des termes pour l'organisation d'événements > to flicker
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11 fusion frequency of flicker
fréquence de fusion de la lumière intermittente, fréquence critique de fusion des lumières papillotantesEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > fusion frequency of flicker
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12 optical flicker-fusion frequency
fréquence de fusion de la lumière intermittente, fréquence critique de fusion des lumières papillotantesEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > optical flicker-fusion frequency
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13 distracting
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14 waver
waver [ˈweɪvər][flame, shadow] vaciller ; [voice] trembler ; [courage, loyalty, determination] chanceler ; [person] ( = weaken) flancher (inf) ; ( = hesitate) hésiter* * *['weɪvə(r)]1) ( weaken) [person, look] vaciller; [courage, faith, love] faiblir; [voice] trembler2) ( flicker) [flame, light] vaciller; [needle] osciller -
15 wink
[wiŋk] 1. verb1) (to shut and open an eye quickly in friendly greeting, or to show that something is a secret etc: He winks at all the girls who pass; Her father winked at her and said: `Don't tell your mother about the present I bought her.') faire un clin d'œil (à)2) ((of eg lights) to flicker and twinkle.) clignoter2. noun(an act of winking: `Don't tell anyone I'm here', he said with a wink.) clin d'œil -
16 distracting
distracting adj [sound, presence, flicker] gênant ; I found the noise too distracting le bruit m'empêchait de me concentrer. -
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2 ( look) expression f ; from her expression I knew she was sad j'ai compris à son expression qu'elle était triste ; there was a puzzled expression on her face elle avait l'air perplexe ; not a flicker of expression crossed his face il est demeuré impassible ;3 ( utterance) expression f ; freedom of expression liberté f d'expression ; to give expression to one's fears/feelings exprimer ses craintes/sentiments ; beautiful beyond expression d'une beauté indescriptible ;4 ( manifestation) gen expression f ; (of friendship, gratitude) témoignage m ; the riots are an expression of social unrest les émeutes sont l'expression du malaise social ; my feelings find their expression in music mes sentiments s'expriment dans la musique ; as an expression of my gratitude en témoignage de ma reconnaissance ;5 ( feeling) expression f ; put some expression into your playing! sois un peu plus expressif! ; to read with expression lire avec le ton ;6 Math expression f. -
18 waver
A vi1 (wobble, weaken) [person, stare, look] vaciller ; [courage, determination, faith, love] faiblir ; [voice] trembler ; to waver from changer [decision, stance] ;3 ( hesitate) hésiter ; to waver over hésiter sur [decision, choice] ; to waver between hésiter entre ;B wavering pres p adj [person, politician, voice] hésitant ; [voter] indécis ; [confidence, courage, faith, flame] vacillant.
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flicker — vb flutter, *flit, flitter, hover Analogous words: waver, vibrate, oscillate, fluctuate, *swing: flare, flame, glare, daze: *flash, gleam, glance, glint, coruscate: quiver, quaver, tremble (see SHAKE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
flicker — ► VERB 1) shine or burn unsteadily and intermittently. 2) (of a feeling) be briefly perceptible. 3) make small, quick movements. ► NOUN 1) a flickering movement or light. 2) a brief and transient occurrence of a feeling. ORIGIN … English terms dictionary