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flash back

/ˈflæʃ bæk/

Traducción: Recuerdo vívido y repentino de un evento o experiencia pasada, a menudo provocado por un estímulo sensorial; también se usa en cine y literatura para una escena que traslada a un tiempo anterior.

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B2informalcommonart/ˈflæʃ bæk/

To suddenly and vividly remember a past event or experience, often triggered by a sensory cue; also used in film and literature to describe a scene that shifts to an earlier time.

  • 🇪🇸Recuerdo vívido y repentino de un evento o experiencia pasada, a menudo provocado por un estímulo sensorial; también se usa en cine y literatura para una escena que traslada a un tiempo anterior.
  1. Sudden memory recall B2 informal

    To have a sudden, vivid memory of a past event, often triggered by something in the present.

    • The smell of the sea made him flash back to his childhood vacations.
    • She flashed back to the accident every time she heard a loud noise.
    • The old song caused him to flash back to his high school prom.

    🇪🇸reviviscencia

  2. Narrative technique B2 formal

    A scene in a story, movie, or play that shows events that happened earlier in time.

    • The director used a flash back to show the character's childhood.
    • The novel begins with a flash back to the protagonist's youth.
    • The movie's flash back revealed the mystery behind the crime.

    🇪🇸Escena retrospectiva