| 词汇 | flash back |
| 释义 | Phr V flash back flashes, flashing, flashed flash back if your mind or thoughts flash back to something that happened to you in the past, you suddenly remember that thingusually + toHer mind flashed back to the day of their wedding. flashback noun an occasion when you suddenly remember something that happened to you in the pastA year after the accident he was still having flashbacks. flashback noun a scene in a film which shows something that happened in the pastThe film begins with a flashback to the hero's childhood. flash back1. verb To momentarily show or describe a past time or occurrence, as in a book, movie, or TV show. I liked that part when the narrator flashed back to all the times she had encountered the strange man before. 2. verb To unexpectedly recall or re-experience something from the past. That particular smell always makes me flash back to my childhood. 3. noun An instance in which someone recalls or re-experiences something from the past. In this usage, the phrase is usually written as one word. That particular smell always makes me have a momentary childhood flashback. flash back (to someone or something)to return briefly to a view of someone or something in the past. (In films, literature, and television.) The story suddenly flashed back to Tom when he was a child. The story flashed back to Tom's childhood. flash backv. 1. To undergo a change of scene to a previous point in time as a narrative device: In this chapter, the main character flashes back to her youth. 2. To remember or reexperience a previous point in time, usually suddenly: Whenever he hears sirens, he flashes back to his service in Vietnam. flashback n. a memory of the past; a portrayal of the past in a story. Suddenly, Fred had a wonderful flashback to his childhood. |
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