Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Flash"

A: This is a term used more in younger people and it means to reveal or show some part of your body. (Usually in inappropriate areas)

A: To flash someone usually means to pull your shirt up and show whats underneath to a person

A: I see. In this sentence, it means "she knew the answers in a fast and unexpected speed."

A: To display your money. "Readies" is from "ready cash", meaning money you have with you. To flash something can mean to show it off by pretending you just need to take it out for some other purpose- like "flashing a fancy watch" is checking the time very obviously so everyone can see your watch.

A: It's something that's happened only once. An action that is not repetitive.

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A: Just FYI, the second phrase is "quick as a flash", not "quick as flash"

A: It can be anything that goes past quickly.

Cars flashed by in the outside lane.

From the window of the train, towns flashed by.

My childhood years in Italy flashed by.

A: I'll be there in a flash!

A: In a flash = very quickly

At a flash is not really a correct expression..

A: Flash can have several different meanings, but in comparing these 2 words
Flash= a quick bright light
Flicker=a non steady light

-The lightening flashed across the sky.
-There was a flash from the camera.
-When the cannon went off, we saw a flash, then heard a “boom”.

-The candle light flicker gave a warm glow to the room.
-The flicker from the fireplace was mesmerizing.

A: My audio isn't working sorry ;-; but I can tell you flash is something that's bright but passes very quickly (like Lightning ⚡ )

Flesh is like muscle and fat.

Flash has an "a" sound in it and flesh has a "e" sound in it so it's easily distinguished

A: The direct definition of "Flash" would be: "A sudden brief burst of bright light." or "move or pass very quickly."
You would use it in a sentence like this:
"A flash of lightning"
"She had a flash of inspiration"

Then the word "Shine" directly means: "(of the sun or another source of light) give out a bright light."
It can be used like this:
"Tom intends to go, rain or shine"
"If you wash it, your car will shine in the sun."

In summary, Flash is a short burst of light whereas Shine is a long-lasting light.

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A: I think that "Where is the tiger?" would be best as the usage of the word 'the' in this way means you are looking for something specific.
I also think it would be best to say "Where is the tiger card?" as "Where is the tiger?" could also mean that you're asking where a real tiger is.

I hope this helps <3

A: 😂 I think you meant something else because “I’ll flash you “ means something bad in English write the word you want me to translate in Korean and I will try to help

A: flash isn't really used for that type of situation but flashback can be used.

example: "i keep having flashbacks from when i was in school"

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A: The first sentence is great, but the second gets unnatural. Something like "One side has a written English phrase, and the other has its Japanese equivalent, so they can use them to learn," would be more natural.

A: I got flashbacks of my childhood going through the pictures taken when I was young.

A: We would say
the sun is too bright or the sun is blinding me

A: It would be better if you said " After class, I refer to what I learned by flash card application "