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flash

[flash] / flæʃ /


NOUN
demonstration
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STRONG






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Almost three years passed and then, out of the blue, Jordan's number flashed up on her phone.

From BBC

That applies both to the flash memory chips that store photos and videos, called NAND, as well as the memory used to run apps quickly, called DRAM.

From The Wall Street Journal

The decision flashed a green light to Silicon Valley indicating favorable financial conditions for equity capital raises.

From MarketWatch

After a few more words of greeting, the impostor Melania flashed another smile as she exited.

From Los Angeles Times

If you manage to spot the Moon and want to take a picture make sure you turn off the flash on your phone, activate night mode and use ambient light.

From BBC