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    A flasher is a man who suddenly shows his private parts to people in a public place, most often to women he does not know. It is meant to shock.

    A flasher flasher is是 a man一個男人 who suddenly突然 shows露出 his private parts他的私處 to people在公共場所 in a public place給人看, most often最常 to women給女性 he does not know他不認識的. It它 is meant目的是 to shock要嚇人

    The word is informal, and old comedies sometimes treat it as a silly joke, but in real life it is a sexual crime and it can people. The verb is flash: “He flashed at someone.” You need the word so you can understand a warning or a news story, not so you can laugh.

    The word這個詞 is是 informal非正式的, and而 old comedies老喜劇 sometimes有時 treat it把它當作 as a silly joke一個蠢笑話, but但 in real life在現實生活中 it它 is是 a sexual crime一種性犯罪, and而且 it它 can frighten people會嚇到人. The verb動詞 is是 flash flash: “He flashed at someone.”「他對某人flash」. You你 need需要 the word這個詞 so這樣 you才能 can understand理解 a warning警告 or或 a news story新聞報導, not而不是 so you can laugh好讓你笑

    Though actually, British English also uses flasher for the clicking light on a car that shows you are turning — that is a completely different meaning, and this entry is the person.

    Though actually不過事實上, British English英式英文 also uses也把flasher用來指 flasher for the clicking light on a car一種車上會閃爍的燈, that shows顯示 you are turning你正在轉彎 — that那 is a completely different meaning是完全不同的意思, and而 this entry這個詞條 is指 the person那個人

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組成From flash + -er: a person who flashes — who shows something suddenly.

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  • flashthe verb this noun is built from: to show something suddenly

原始詞典資料6 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

Flashername詞源 1

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    A city in North Dakota.

Flashernoun詞源 2

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    informalcomputingengineeringmathematicsA software developer who uses the Flash multimedia technology.

    • JavaScript is an appealing solution for Flashers because it operates in the same client-side environment […]

flashernoun/ˈflæʃɚ/

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    Anything that flashes, especially a device that switches a light on and off.

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    automotivetransportvehiclesAn indicator or turn signal.

    • Look here, look at this fire truck! It has flashers and sirens, and if you push the button at the bottom, it moves by itself.
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    obsoleteSomeone of great accomplishments, or brilliant appearance.

    • Mr Yorke of D'Affrenalli has been introduced to me as a Wit & a Flasher: it was supposed that we were to admire one another's Abilities,—but I fancy the Project failed on both Sides […].
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    slangSomeone who exposes themselves indecently; someone who ‘flashes’ their genitals.

    • The only diversions I recall were a pair of Avocets flying over, and a young lady who regularly each afternoon furtively crept into the dunes [...] and crouched down for a clandestine wee! Either that, or she was a very shy flasher.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。