the visible flash of light produced by a sudden discharge of electricity in the atmosphere

flickering; sparkling; glistening; glittering

to quickly move to the side to avoid being hit; to dodge or jink

to twinkle; to flicker; to glisten; to shine with a moving or unsteady light

to sparkle or shine; to glisten or twinkle like a brilliant light

to glitter; to radiate; to sparkle; to glint; to give off a brilliant light

a sudden or flickering burst of light; a sparkle or flicker

to flash by or dart through quickly; often used for a thought or image appearing briefly in one's mind

A lighting device for photography that produces a brief, intense burst of light; flash lamp; flash bulb

to flicker, flash, or twinkle (of light or reflections)

to appear suddenly or for a brief moment; to flash before one's eyes

To quickly move one's body to the side to avoid or evade something

to move your body quickly to the side to avoid something or someone

to dodge quickly; to sidestep or move aside to avoid something

(metaphorical) a person's or thing's most notable merit or strength; a highlight; a crucial or essential point

to shine brightly; to twinkle, sparkle, or glitter

an unexpected accident, error, or mistake; an accidental loss

flashbang; stun grenade; flashbomb

to dodge or evade; to move quickly out of the way to avoid something

shining with a golden light; glittering; shimmering

shining brightly; glittering; sparkling

to twinkle or flicker; to shimmer and shine

bright and shiny; shimmering; sparkling

glittering; resplendent; shining with a brilliant golden light

a flash of lightning; to flash (of lightning); fulmination

to dodge; to move carefully so as to avoid being seen or to avoid danger

A type of non-volatile memory chip used in computers and digital devices for data storage and transfer; short for [[闪速存储器|閃速存儲器|shan3 su4 cun2 chu3 qi4]].

to flash, gleam, or sparkle; (of eyes) to twinkle or blink

blitzkrieg; blitz; a strategy of sudden, overwhelming attack intended to bring about a swift victory

amphibole; any of a group of rock-forming silicate minerals

to radiate or emit light; to shine; to twinkle or glitter

to speak evasively or beat about the bush; to hedge or hide the truth when speaking

to wink; to blink; to flicker

a sudden idea or flash of thought; a fleeting notion

to launch a lightning attack or sudden strike; to conduct a blitzkrieg.

The lowest temperature at which a liquid can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.

twinkling; describing light that is flickering, blinking, or rapidly changing in brightness

the main ore of zinc, also known as zinc blende

to be vague or hedge one's words to avoid giving a direct answer; (variant form)

The Shining, referring to the 1977 novel by Stephen King or the 1980 film adaptation directed by Stanley Kubrick.

to have a flash of lightning; to flash during a thunderstorm

scintillation; to sparkle or flash with light

to show quickly or appear for a brief moment

lightning war; a sudden and overwhelming military attack using highly mobile forces and powerful weaponry. Also known as [[闪电战|閃電戰|shan3 dian4 zhan4]]

to flash before one's eyes; to flicker

(physics) a material that emits light when it is hit by high-energy radiation

to glisten, glitter, twinkle, or flicker

to glitter; to shine; to radiate; to flare or flash

describes an object that is bright and sparkling; gleaming