flashback
gb/flˈæʃbˌæk/ us/flˈæʃbˌæk/
B2
英语
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名词
B2
event
1
scene showing earlier events
a part of a story that shows the past
用法模式：
a flashback (to [time/event])
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse flashback (past) with flash-forward (future).
近义词
retrospective scene (More formal; emphasizes looking back.)
|
cutback (Film/TV term for a return to earlier events.)
反义词
flash-forward (A jump to events in the future.)
搭配
a flashback scene
|a flashback sequence
|a brief flashback
|a dramatic flashback
|a flashback to childhood
|shown in flashback
|cut to a flashback
|told in flashback
|the film uses flashbacks
|a series of flashbacks
主题
film_tv
|literature
|storytelling
例句
- The episode opens with a flashback to their first meeting.
- A flashback explains why she refuses to go back to the house.
- The director uses flashbacks to reveal what really happened that night.
学习者例句
- The movie has a flashback to his childhood.
- We see her past in a flashback.
名词
B2
event
2
sudden vivid memory
a sudden strong memory of the past
用法模式：
a flashback (to [time/event])
常见错误：
Learners may overuse flashback for any memory; it usually suggests something sudden and vivid.
近义词
reminiscence (Usually calmer and less sudden.)
|
sudden recollection (More general; less emotional than flashback can be.)
反义词
forgetting (Not being able to remember.)
搭配
have a flashback
|get a flashback
|a flashback to school
|a flashback from a smell
|trigger a flashback
|an unexpected flashback
|a vivid flashback
|a happy flashback
|a painful flashback
|flashbacks of childhood
主题
mind
|memory
|daily_life
例句
- That song gave me a flashback to our road trip.
- The smell of sunscreen triggered a flashback to summer camp.
- He paused mid-sentence, lost in a flashback.
学习者例句
- This photo gave me a flashback to college.
名词
technical
C1
event
3
trauma re-experienced in the present
a strong, unwanted memory of trauma that feels real again
用法模式：
flashbacks (to [traumatic event])
常见错误：
In clinical contexts, flashback is more intense than simply remembering something bad.
近义词
intrusive memory (Clinical term; may not include the 'reliving' feeling.)
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reliving (Focuses on experiencing it again; less specific as a noun.)
反义词
grounding (A technique aimed at staying oriented in the present instead of reliving trauma.)
搭配
PTSD flashbacks
|trauma flashbacks
|distressing flashbacks
|intrusive flashbacks
|have flashbacks
|experience flashbacks
|flashbacks and nightmares
|flashbacks during the day
|flashbacks after the accident
|coping with flashbacks
主题
health
|psychology
例句
- After the crash, she began having flashbacks when she heard screeching brakes.
- Certain sounds can trigger flashbacks for people with PTSD.
- He described flashbacks that made him feel as if he were back in the war zone.
学习者例句
- Some people with PTSD have flashbacks.
名词
informal
B2
abstract
4
strong reminder of earlier time
something that makes you think of the past
用法模式：
a flashback to [decade/time]
常见错误：
In this sense, flashback is often used jokingly; throwback is sometimes more natural for objects or styles.
近义词
throwback (Very common for old-style things; often positive/nostalgic.)
|
blast from the past (Idiomatic; emphasizes surprise and nostalgia.)
反义词
up-to-date look (Emphasizes being modern rather than reminiscent of the past.)
搭配
a real flashback
|a total flashback
|a flashback to the 90s
|a fashion flashback
|a musical flashback
|a flashback moment
|a nostalgic flashback
|a flashback vibe
|a flashback feel
|such a flashback
主题
culture
|fashion
|daily_life
例句
- Those low-rise jeans are a flashback to the early 2000s.
- Walking into the diner felt like a flashback to my childhood.
- The synth-heavy track is a flashback to 80s pop.
学习者例句
- This hairstyle is a flashback to the 90s.
动词
C1
process
5
remember suddenly; return to past
to suddenly remember the past
用法模式：
flashback (to [time/event])
常见错误：
The verb is less common than the noun; many speakers prefer the two-word verb flash back.
近义词
relive (Stronger; suggests experiencing again, often emotionally.)
|
recall (More neutral; can be deliberate rather than sudden.)
反义词
forget (To fail to remember.)
搭配
flashback to childhood
|flashback to that night
|flashback suddenly
|flashback when I hear
|flashback every time
|flashback in the middle of
|flashback during the meeting
|flashback to the accident
|flashback while driving
|flashback to school days
主题
mind
|memory
|storytelling
例句
- I flashback to that conversation whenever I pass the café.
- During the lecture, he flashbacked to his first day at work and lost track of the room.
- The novel flashbacks to earlier chapters to fill in missing details.
学习者例句
- I flashback to my old school sometimes.
语法
词典原形
flashback
IPA
GB/flˈæʃbˌæk/
US/flˈæʃbˌæk/
音节与重音
flash - back （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (flash)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: flashback
- Plural: flashbacks
词族
Forms
flashbacks
noun
Core family
flash
verb A2
Related words
flashy
adjective
Negative and opposite forms
unflashy
adjective
相关表达
a flashback to [time/decade]
1/ə flˈæʃbˌæk tə tˈaɪmaɪdɪkˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
informal
strong reminder of a period
something that feels like an earlier time
例句
- The arcade is a flashback to the 80s.
- That ringtone is a flashback to my old flip phone.
- The décor is a flashback to the 1970s.
flash back
1/flˈæʃ bˈæk/
phrasal verb
return to a past memory
to suddenly remember the past
例句
- When I heard the siren, I flashed back to the accident.
- The story flashes back to their childhood in chapter three.
- He kept flashing back to what she had said.
have a flashback
1/hˈæv ə flˈæʃbˌæk/
fixed phrase
experience a sudden vivid memory
to suddenly remember something strongly
例句
- I had a flashback to our trip when I smelled the ocean air.
- He had a flashback and suddenly felt panicked.
- She sometimes has flashbacks when she’s under stress.
in flashback
1/ˈɪn flˈæʃbˌæk/
fixed phrase
shown as past in a story
shown as something that happened earlier
例句
- Her backstory is revealed in flashback.
- The opening is shown in flashback from his point of view.
- We see the argument again in flashback later in the film.
trigger a flashback
1/tɹˈɪɡɚ ə flˈæʃbˌæk/
fixed phrase
cause a flashback
to make someone have a sudden strong memory
例句
- Loud bangs can trigger a flashback for him.
- The smell of smoke triggered a flashback to the fire.
- Certain questions may trigger flashbacks during therapy.