Definition of flash-forward - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
storytellingRare scene in a story that jumps ahead to future eventsRare
- The movie uses a flash-forward to show the hero's fate.
Verb
storytellingRare US show future events in a story before returning to presentRare US
- The movie flash-forwarded to show the hero's future victory.
Origin of flash-forward
English, flash (sudden burst) + forward (ahead)
Examples of flash-forward in a sentence
The novel opens with a dramatic flash-forward. The novel flash-forwarded to the protagonist's old age. The series flash-forwarded, revealing the city's future skyline.
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- French:prolepse, faire un saut dans le temps, ...
- German:Vorausblende, einen Ausblick in die Zukunft geben, ...
- Italian:flashforward, mostrare un salto in avanti, ...
- Spanish:flashforward, mostrar un salto al futuro, ...
- Portuguese:salto para o futuro, avançar no tempo, ...
- Chinese:前瞻镜头, 快进到, ...
- Japanese:フラッシュフォワード, 先に描写する, ...
- Arabic:استِباق, انتقل إلى المستقبل, ...
- Hebrew:הַבְזָק לָעָתִיד, לְהַצִּיג עָתִיד, ...
- Russian:флешфорвард, делать флешфорвард, ...
- Ukrainian:флешфорвард, показувати майбутнє, ...
- Hindi:फ्लैश-फॉरवर्ड, भविष्य में छलांग लगाना, ...
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