flashlight English

Meaning flashlight meaning

What does flashlight mean?

Definitions in simple English

flashlight Noun

— A flashlight is a device for making light. Flashlights are usually small and shaped like cylinders. The electricity for the flashlight often comes from a battery. It was getting dark, so he used his flashlight.

flashlight

— noun a small portable battery-powered electric lamp

Synonyms flashlight synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as flashlight?

flashlight English » English

torch

lamp

electric torch

spotlight

searchlight

light

flash light

torch lamp

pocket lamp

photoflash

lens

lantern

kerosene

handlamp

glass

flash lamp

electric light

beam

arc light

Topics flashlight topics

What do people use flashlight to talk about?

States Quality Light Shine

Light source

• What words refer to something that makes light?
  light lamp candle arc light beacon chandelier electric light fire fixture flare flashlight flash (camera) floodlight fluorescent light globe headlight incandescent light lamp-post lantern lighthouse lighting light source luminary night-light paraffin lamp searchlight spotlight street light strobe sunlamp taillight taper torch

Examples flashlight examples

How do I use flashlight in a sentence?

Simple sentences

You won't be able to see anything without a flashlight.

Tom went back to his car and got a flashlight.

Tom clicked on his flashlight.

This flashlight needs two batteries.

The policeman signaled the car to stop with a flashlight.

Having a small flashlight in your pocket may come in handy.

Tom groped for the flashlight that had fallen behind the couch.

Do you have a flashlight that I could borrow?

Using a flashlight, the policeman signaled the car to stop.

I use a flashlight to illuminate dark areas.

Do you have a flashlight I could borrow?

You'll need a flashlight.

It's dark in here. Do you have a flashlight?

Tom turned his flashlight on.

Tom gave Mary a flashlight.

Give the flashlight to me.

Give me your flashlight.

Tom pulled a small flashlight out of his pocket.

Movie subtitles

That flashlight.

GOT A FLASHLIGHT?

That's known in burgling circles as a flashlight.

Give me a flashlight.

Bring a flashlight, it'll be dark.

I was lying on my face because I'd been banged on the head. Somebody threw a flashlight on me and asked me, was I all right.

I have been looking for my flashlight.

Okay, give me the flashlight.

I don't suppose you have a flashlight?

Let me have your flashlight.

Now give me your flashlight.

Bobby, have you a flashlight?

Get parkas, boots and a flashlight!

Bob, bring a flashlight.

Like the glow of a flashlight, it can only reach so far.

Got a flashlight?

Call your men off, give me a flashlight.

I borrowed your flashlight.

I brought you back your flashlight.

I borrowed your flashlight again.

I just want to tell you I won't need your flashlight anymore.

Where's my big flashlight?

You got a flashlight? - Yeah.

Give me the flashlight.

If you wake up and it's dark, why, here's a flashlight.

Can I use your flashlight?

Keep this flashlight.

There's his flashlight.

Somebody threw a flashlight on me and asked me, was I all right.

No. -Get the flashlight, will you?

You got a flashlight?

No, thanks. I'll take an extra flashlight.

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