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strobe

strobe
NounTransitive Verb
pl: strobespast: strobedpp: strobeding: strobing

Meanings

Nounstrobe

A lamp that produces short, intense flashes of light, often used in photography or to create a visual effect in music venues.

The dance floor was illuminated by a blinding strobe.

Transitive Verbstrobe
[~ something]

To illuminate something with a series of rapid, intense flashes of light.

The security system is designed to strobe the perimeter during an alarm.

Examples

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The DJ turned on the strobe to intensify the energy of the dance floor.

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I cannot stand the strobe light in this club because it gives me a headache.

The photographer adjusted the strobe to get a sharper image of the model.

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The photographer adjusted the strobe to get a sharper image of the model.

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Turn off that strobe before someone has a seizure.

The emergency vehicle began to strobe its lights to warn oncoming traffic.

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The emergency vehicle began to strobe its lights to warn oncoming traffic.

Trivia

Wait for the light to strobe three times before you start the sequence.

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The flashing lights strobe across the room in a rhythmic pattern.

I wonder if they use a high-frequency strobe for these slow-motion shots.

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I wonder if they use a high-frequency strobe for these slow-motion shots.

Travel

The beacon will strobe every two seconds to signal the aircraft.

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