English to French Meaning of blink - cligner

Blink :
cligner

vaciller, cligner, vacillant, scintillement, scintillait

cligner, Danse, bande de roulement, câpre, pied, vaciller, scintillait, briller, scintillement, lueur, clin d'œil, ignorer, passer, passer à côté, mépris, omettre, mépriser, dénigrer, contourne, tergiverser

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Definitions of blink in English
Noun(1) a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly
Verb(1) briefly shut the eyes(2) keep back by blinking(3) gleam or glow intermittently
Examples of blink in English
(1) Feargal would have given her all this without a blink(2) With most cameras the correct-focus indicator light will blink rapidly and the shutter release won't fire.(3) out on the marshes there was a blink of light(4) Thompson would have given her all this without a blink(5) The blue eyes closed, staying shut longer and tighter than a blink would require.(6) She gave Sasha a short blink from her light and heard the car motor start.(7) Without a blink she marched to the trapdoor and began the descent, doing her best not to look Jorte in the eyes.(8) She accepted the whole thing without a blink  although I can't say the same about my brother and father.(9) So far as the vehicles go, colors can be changed in what amounts to a physical blink of an eye.(10) The big oil companies did not blink and the value of their stocks has continued to rise.(11) Next day when the Senators asked similar questions he did not blink .(12) The maids were well paid, well fed, well rested, well clothed and if some emergency cropped up they were given leave without the blink of an eye.(13) he was observing her every blink(14) Through the veil she saw the blink of gold, the flash of a silver ring on a pale wraith's finger.(15) Rachel and Annette both halted and turned, Rachel giving a blink of surprise at the tall and handsome man approaching.(16) She says it all very quickly and I blink as I take it in.
Related Phrases of blink
(1) to blink ::
cligner des yeux
(2) blink of an eye ::
un clin d'œil
(3) in the blink of an eye ::
en un clin d'œil
(4) on the blink ::
sur le clignotant
Synonyms
Verb
1. flutter ::
battement
2. flash ::
flash
3. be surprised ::
être surpris
4. back down ::
reculer
5. winkle ::
bigorneau
6. wink ::
clin d'œil
7. blink away ::
clignote loin
Noun
Antonyms
1. resist ::
résister
Different Forms
blink, blinked, blinker, blinkered, blinkering, blinking, blinks
Word Example from TV Shows
And no, I just blink a lot, it's not Morse code for

And no, I just BLINK a lot, it's not Morse code for "rescue me."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 15

you'd have your britches down and your cock out before I could blink.

you'd have your britches down and your cock out before I could BLINK.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 7

faster than you can blink.

faster than you can BLINK.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

She clapped really loud and made me blink.

She clapped really loud and made me BLINK.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 2

between a wink and a blink.

between a wink and a BLINK.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 8

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