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Definition of flashbulb in English: flashbulbnounˈflaʃbʌlbˈflæʃˌbəlb A bulb for a flashgun, of a type that is used only once. suddenly flashbulbs were popping and whole rolls of film were squeezed off in seconds Example sentencesExamples - He keeps this up for little more than a minute but it's more than enough time for the paparazzi flashbulbs to capture this unexpected turn of events for posterity.
- It is as if a flashbulb suddenly clicked brightly inside his dark, dark brain.
- Then the medal was handed over; flashbulbs popped.
- Suddenly, the door opened and O'Donoghue was lit up by the glare of flashbulbs and camera lights as he maintained his strict, heads-down position.
- How can the royal family exist in the public consciousness if not through the flashbulbs and omnipresent cameras?
- She will face much less pressure during the next year (i.e., fewer flashbulbs popping in her face, etc.) and will now have the motivation of going in as an underdog.
- Kristin certainly isn't shy when it comes to camera flashbulbs, but these shots seem a little too planned out to us.
- Awaiting them at the airport last Wednesday morning was an onslaught of cameras, microphones, flashbulbs and curious reporters.
- I did not feel that I could stand there bearing my canines for 30 seconds waiting for the flashbulbs to stop popping without melting into the floor at my own artificiality.
- Hall opened his eyes, and instantly flashbulbs popped, blinding him momentarily.
- Sources of light (the sun and other visible stars, lamps, camera flashbulbs, etc.) appear bright because the radiation that they emit enters the eye directly.
- This new method not only revolutionized the dangerous field of indoor photography, but also was the forerunner to photographic flashbulbs and floodlights.
- As necks craned and flashbulbs popped, Amir emerged from behind the audience and walked through them, smiling and waving his arms.
- Then, in a move that brought the house down, she ran down the stairs and planted a kiss on his cheek as flashbulbs popped.
- As the flashbulbs popped excitedly around them, the pair cuddled like long-lost lovers; but it was a fleeting romance.
- Practically, this means that most items will never see the light of archivists' flashbulbs.
- Therefore, a desired aesthetic goal is a face with defined planes that will reflect favourably from lights of a flashbulb, yet not look drawn.
- Outside, Paul could see the flashbulbs of the photographers lighting up.
- The final scene shows her stepping onto a red carpet in a blaze of paparazzi flashbulbs.
- Unfortunately, my attention is diverted to the two dozen photographers camped out below the stage; their flashbulbs pop like fireworks.
Definition of flashbulb in US English: flashbulbnounˈflæʃˌbəlbˈflaSHˌbəlb A light bulb that flashes in order to illuminate a photographic subject, of a type that is used only once. suddenly flashbulbs were popping and whole rolls of film were squeezed off in seconds Example sentencesExamples - How can the royal family exist in the public consciousness if not through the flashbulbs and omnipresent cameras?
- This new method not only revolutionized the dangerous field of indoor photography, but also was the forerunner to photographic flashbulbs and floodlights.
- Therefore, a desired aesthetic goal is a face with defined planes that will reflect favourably from lights of a flashbulb, yet not look drawn.
- Kristin certainly isn't shy when it comes to camera flashbulbs, but these shots seem a little too planned out to us.
- As the flashbulbs popped excitedly around them, the pair cuddled like long-lost lovers; but it was a fleeting romance.
- Outside, Paul could see the flashbulbs of the photographers lighting up.
- Practically, this means that most items will never see the light of archivists' flashbulbs.
- Hall opened his eyes, and instantly flashbulbs popped, blinding him momentarily.
- It is as if a flashbulb suddenly clicked brightly inside his dark, dark brain.
- Suddenly, the door opened and O'Donoghue was lit up by the glare of flashbulbs and camera lights as he maintained his strict, heads-down position.
- Sources of light (the sun and other visible stars, lamps, camera flashbulbs, etc.) appear bright because the radiation that they emit enters the eye directly.
- As necks craned and flashbulbs popped, Amir emerged from behind the audience and walked through them, smiling and waving his arms.
- He keeps this up for little more than a minute but it's more than enough time for the paparazzi flashbulbs to capture this unexpected turn of events for posterity.
- She will face much less pressure during the next year (i.e., fewer flashbulbs popping in her face, etc.) and will now have the motivation of going in as an underdog.
- Awaiting them at the airport last Wednesday morning was an onslaught of cameras, microphones, flashbulbs and curious reporters.
- Then, in a move that brought the house down, she ran down the stairs and planted a kiss on his cheek as flashbulbs popped.
- Then the medal was handed over; flashbulbs popped.
- The final scene shows her stepping onto a red carpet in a blaze of paparazzi flashbulbs.
- Unfortunately, my attention is diverted to the two dozen photographers camped out below the stage; their flashbulbs pop like fireworks.
- I did not feel that I could stand there bearing my canines for 30 seconds waiting for the flashbulbs to stop popping without melting into the floor at my own artificiality.
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