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flicker noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + FLICKER | FLICKER + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEfaint, slight, small, tiny 隐隐约约的／微弱的／很小的／一丁点儿的闪现◆She caught the faintest flicker of amusement on his face.她捕捉到他脸上一闪而过的笑意。brief 瞬间的闪光sudden 突然的一闪last (often figurative) 最后一丝光亮◆The police stamped out the last flickers of freedom.警察把最后的一点儿自由全都扼杀了。candle 烛光的摇曳VERB + FLICKERshow 闪现catch, notice, see 捕捉到／注意到／看到闪光detect, feel 觉察到／感觉到闪光◆She felt a brief flicker of jealousy.一瞬间她感到一丝妒意。FLICKER + VERBcross sth 神色掠过⋯◆A flicker of guilt crossed his face.他脸上闪过一丝愧意。catch sb's eye 动作引起注意◆A flicker of movement caught her eye.什么东西一晃引起了她的注意。PREPOSITIONflicker of 一丝⋯◆'He'll soon be here,' she thought, with a flicker of excitement.她带着一丝兴奋想到：“他很快就会到这儿来。”◆She spoke without a flicker of fear.她说话毫无畏惧。PHRASESthe flicker of a candle, the flicker of a flame 烛光的／火焰的跳跃◆The brief flicker of a candle flame caught our eyes.我们看到烛火闪了一下。a flicker of sb's/the eyes 某人眼皮颤动◆Her only reaction was a slight flicker of her eyes.她唯一的反应就是眼皮微微颤动了一下。a flicker of hope, a flicker of interest 一丝希望／兴趣◆Stock markets showed barely a flicker of interest in the election result.股市对选举结果几乎没什么回应。a flicker of light, a flicker of movement 光闪过；动作闪过◆He saw a flicker of light in the darkness.他在黑暗中看到一丝光亮。a flicker of recognition 有点儿认识◆The witness stared at the accused but she showed not a flicker of recognition.证人盯着被告，但她完全认不出来。a flicker of a smile 一丝微笑◆I noticed a flicker of a smile on her face.我注意到她脸上流露出一丝微笑。 |