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Meanings of flashbulb in anglès
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flash A lamp for providing momentary light to take a photograph.
Usage of flashbulb in anglès
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I'd just had an idea that was as bright as a flashbulb.
2
Lightning splintered the sky like a flashbulb going off in her face.
3
Then he held it to his chest and the flashbulb popped.
4
She backs away, flashbulb movements broadcasting every kink in her DNA.
5
A plain-clothes cop began to take pictures, his flashbulb popping again and again.
6
The flashbulb of the photographer had caught the fluid in both.
7
I shaded my eyes as he hit my wards, and the flashbulb effect began.
8
Just like a camera flashbulb going off, but bigger, brighter.
9
A second flashbulb exploded, and the background noise started.
10
It hit the wall, and something flared, a white light going off like a flashbulb.
11
Was he sweating and caught in flashbulb glare that would make anyone's picture look disgusting?
12
The transition will be drawn out, but the confirmation is still a flashbulb moment across Europe.
13
Johnson could be forgiven for flashbulb memory, but the kernel of the story is nevertheless true.
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Consistency for the flashbulb and everyday memories did not differ, in both cases declining over time.
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Initial visceral emotion ratings correlated with later belief in accuracy, but not consistency, for flashbulb memories.
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My mind popped a series of flashbulb images.
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