strobed
strəʊbd
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Definition of strobed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

stage effectsRarelit with rapid bursts of light, appearing to flicker repeatedlyRare
  • The dancers looked strobed as the spotlight pulsed in quick bursts.
  • The club’s strobed ceiling made it hard to see faces clearly.
  • Actors moved through a strobed tunnel during the haunted house finale.
leaf bug long-horned grasshopper
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Origin of strobed

English, strobe (flash) + -ed (past tense)

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  1. French:stroboscopique, ...
  2. German:stroboskopisch, ...
  3. Italian:stroboscopico, ...
  4. Spanish:estroboscópico, ...
  5. Portuguese:estroboscópico, ...
  6. Chinese:频闪的, ...
  7. Japanese:ストロボが当たった, ...
  8. Arabic:مُضاءة بِإِضاءَة وَمْضِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּאָר בְּהֶבְזֵקֵי אוֹר מְהִירִים, ...
  10. Russian:стробоскопический, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стробуючий, ...
  12. Hindi:तेज़ झिलमिलाती रोशनी वाला, ...
strobe
stroʊb
strobe: flashing light used for signaling or illumination
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Definition of strobe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
lightingflashing light used for signaling or illumination
  • The strobe on the tower blinked through the fog..
beacon blinker
2.
scientificTECH.instrument with flashing light for synchronizationTECH.
  • The strobe made the fan blades appear still.
flasher stroboscope
3.
technologyTECH.electronic signal indicating data readinessTECH.
  • The strobe indicated the data was ready to read.
flash pulse

Verb

intr.
light emissionemit flashes of light at regular intervals
  • The alarm will strobe if there is smoke.
blink flash
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Images of strobe

  • strobe: flashing light used for signaling or illumination
    flashing light used for signaling or illumination
  • strobe: instrument with flashing light for synchronization
    instrument with flashing light for synchronization

Expressions with strobe

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device emitting regular flashes of light
The strobe light added excitement to the dance floor.
equipment or effect using rapid, bright flashes of light
Strobe lighting made the dancers look like they were moving in slow motion.
electronic device for precise instrument tuning
The guitarist used a strobe tuner for perfect tuning.

Origin of strobe

Greek, strobos (whirling)

Examples of strobe in a sentence

  • Emergency vehicles use a strobe to alert other drivers.
  • The strobe was used in the photography session.
  • Engineers utilized a strobe to test the machinery.
  • A malfunctioning strobe can disrupt the process.
  • Technicians checked the strobe for any errors.
  • The camera will strobe during the light show.

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  1. French:stroboscope, clignoter, ...
  2. German:Blinklicht, blitzen, ...
  3. Italian:strobo, lampeggiare, ...
  4. Spanish:estroboscopio, parpadear, ...
  5. Portuguese:estroboscópio, piscar, ...
  6. Chinese:闪光灯, 发出闪光, ...
  7. Japanese:点滅ライト, 点滅する, ...
  8. Arabic:وَمِيض, وَمَضَ عَلَى فَتَرَات, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְטְרוֹב, לְהַבְהֵב בְּקֶצֶב קָבוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:мигающий свет, стробировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стробоскоп, блимати, ...
  12. Hindi:स्ट्रोब, चमकना, ...
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