inglese
francese
I. flicker [ingl brit ˈflɪkə, ingl am ˈflɪkər] SOST
1. flicker (unsteady light):
- flicker (of light, flame, candle)
- vacillation f
- flicker (of light, flame, candle)
- tremblotement m
- flicker (of lightning)
- vacillement m
2. flicker (slight sign):
- flicker (of interest, surprise, anger, guilt)
- lueur f (of de)
- the flicker of a smile
- l'ombre f d'un sourire
3. flicker (movement):
- flicker (of eye, eyelid)
- clignement m
- flicker (of indicator)
- oscillation f
4. flicker ingl am ZOOL:
- flicker
- pic m d'Amérique
II. flicker [ingl brit ˈflɪkə, ingl am ˈflɪkər] VB vb intr
1. flicker (shine unsteadily):
- flicker fire, light, flame:
- vaciller, trembloter
- flicker image:
- clignoter
- flicker lightning:
- jeter une lueur vacillante
2. flicker (pass quickly):
- a suspicion flickered across or through his mind
- un doute lui a traversé l'esprit
3. flicker (move):
- flicker eye, eyelid:
- cligner
- the fire flickered invitingly
- un feu accueillant pétillait dans la cheminée
- the light flickered across the carpet
- la lumière dansait sur la moquette
- not a flicker of expression crossed his face
- il est demeuré impassible
francese
inglese
- papilloter lumière:
- to flicker
- trembloter
- to flicker
- palpiter lumière, flamme:
- to flicker
- vaciller lumière, flamme:
- to flicker
- trembler
- to flicker
inglese
francese
I. flicker VB vb intr
- flicker candle
- vaciller
- flicker eyes
- cligner
- flicker lights
- clignoter
II. flicker SOST
1. flicker (unsteady movement):
- flicker
- vacillement m
- flicker of eyes
- clignement m
2. flicker (wavering instant):
- flicker of hope
- lueur f
francese
inglese
- scintillement d'une image télévisée
- flicker
- ébauche d'un sourire
- flicker
- saute d'image
- flicker
- vaciller lumière
- to flicker
- palpiter flamme, lumière
- to flicker
- osciller flamme
- to flicker
- trembler flamme, lumière
- to flicker
- s'esquisser sur le visage de qn sourire
- to flicker across sb's face
- sauter image
- to flicker
inglese
francese
I. flicker VB vb intr
- flicker candle
- vaciller
- flicker eyes
- cligner
- flicker lights
- clignoter
II. flicker SOST
1. flicker (unsteady movement):
- flicker
- vacillement m
- flicker of eyes
- clignement m
2. flicker (wavering instant):
- flicker of hope
- lueur f
francese
inglese
- scintillement d'une image télévisée
- flicker
- ébauche d'un sourire
- flicker
- vaciller lumière
- to flicker
- saute d'image
- flicker
- osciller flamme
- to flicker
- trembler flamme, lumière
- to flicker
- s'esquisser sur le visage de qn sourire
- to flicker across sb's face
- sauter image
- to flicker
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