英语词组flash back是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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 + to

Her mind flashed back to the day of their wedding.

flashback

noun an occasion when you suddenly remember something that happened to you in the past

A year after the accident he was still having flashbacks.

flashback

noun a scene in a film which shows something that happened in the past

The film begins with a flashback to the hero's childhood.

flash back

1. 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 back

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.

词组	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 + to Her mind flashed back to the day of their wedding. flashback noun an occasion when you suddenly remember something that happened to you in the past A year after the accident he was still having flashbacks. flashback noun a scene in a film which shows something that happened in the past The film begins with a flashback to the hero's childhood. flash back 1. 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 back v. 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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