Definition of strobe in English:

strobe

noun strəʊbstroʊb

1A stroboscope.
Example sentencesExamples
- For instance, a retractor can keep a console model away from a strobe or electric scooter.
- Run silent until you see the infrared strobe, bogeys reported in your area.
- I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway.
- Any electrical device, such as torches or strobes, must be reliable and robust if it is to be relied on as a marker buoy.
- I maintained electrical control and activated the strobes to increase our visibility.
- Ah well, let's just stare at the white strobe for a few seconds.
- It seemed to mimic the sound pattern his strobes were making, but where was it coming from?
- One remembers the fellow visitor off to the right but cannot see them, as they are blotted out by the strobe's afterimage.
1. 1.1 A stroboscopic lamp.
  as modifier strobe lights
  Example sentencesExamples
  The strobe light atop a school bus gets noticed.
  At the time of the collision the city employee was operating her vehicle with an overhead strobe and a traffic advisory sign.
  All divers must carry a reel, DSMB and strobe, and are also encouraged to carry trauma shears.
  To begin with, it's a 40-foot-long vehicle that's painted bright orange and carrying a flashing strobe light on the roof.
  At one point a strobe light was used, seemingly just to induce seizures.
  All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the strobe of the late eighties.
  The bulb in the shell-shaped lamp on the wall flickered like a strobe light and painted irregular shadows on the walls.
  It was the lights, the sudden strobe, then the soft focus that made them look like smutty angels.
  The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a strobe light.
  Mad strobe lighting during the chorus was a fun dramatic flourish but I wish they'd put a bit more death metal in the guitars.
  The strobe lights blind my eyes as they bounce off the walls and people.
  One had a strobe with him, which helped us find them in the darkness when we returned to the spot.
  Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah.
  I shudder to think of it now, as I never dive without two spares, and usually a strobe as well.
  That's what found him under the glare of the strobe lights one chilly Saturday evening amidst the calm environs of the Chiran Fort Club.
  Nightclubs require smoke, I reasoned, to drift across the strobe lights, to mix with the smell of beer and mingle with the music.
  The day of the show, we turned on the strobe lights and got ready onstage.
  Some divers use permanently flashing strobes.
  As the strobe lights did their job, the little ones shone as stars.
  We used the strobes only by attaching them to the top of folding flags.
  When she said it was time to start the strobe light going, I vacated the room.
2North American An electronic flash for a camera.
Example sentencesExamples
- I came up with unexposed film once in 19 dives, and that was because my strobes were not firing.
- I can't get close enough for my camera strobes to make a difference.
- A lovely use of strobe accentuates the animal's colours without feeling too artificial and a strong diagonal line give the photo even greater clout.
- In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the strobe entering the camera lens.
- I raised the camera to my eye, lowered it again, took the lens cover off, raised it again, lowered it again, and switched the strobe on.
- Unfortunately Mark had a strobe implode and only one picture was developed from this dive.
- Instead, I attacked the elephant seal with my camera and strobe.
- Tiger Lily finally got back to the site after dark but Capon used the safety beacon in his camera strobe to catch its attention.
- So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes, rather than cylinders.
- I regained some composure and raised my camera and strobe to see where it had gone.
- At least I have one pass of the wreck with strobe working.
- First, keep the camera and strobe as warm as possible, even outdoors.
- I smiled each time my strobe synchronised with a brilliant lightning flash just above the jetty.
- The strobes were still firing and the shark was getting more and more agitated.
- One flash of my strobe spooks it and I'm back to stalking.
- The camera is fitted with an integrated strobe and provides WiFi connectivity.
- At dawn I stood before their ‘sleeping tree’ with my feet in a puddle of water, camera on tripod, strobe on, and mosquitoes all around.
- Within minutes strobes flashed and sand flew as divers raced from one intriguing subject to the next.
- If you're into macro photography, keep your lens caps off and your strobes charged.
- Lifting my camera, I adjusted the position of my strobes and focused on this weird and wonderful creature.

verb strəʊbstroʊb

[no object]

1Flash intermittently.
the light of the fireworks strobed around the room
Example sentencesExamples
- Will they strobe unexpectedly, causing epileptic fits in children?
- Suddenly, a strobing flash of cyan brilliance erupted from the dim recesses at the far corner of the chamber.
- There's a vibrating pad under our pillows that went off and strobe lighting flashing everywhere.
- "You can only run it so fast," he said, "because if you run it too fast, it's going to start to strobe."
- Colors strobed and whirled about the room, giving it an unearthly feel.
- Blinding bursts of lightning strobed like a parade of super novae, and in a rainstorm of colors no less.
- The music was blaring from the speakers all around the club, and the dark building was lit with strobing vivid colored lights.
- They strobe and sparkle like giant disco balls.
- The storm cleared its throat across the pan and then broke directly overhead, the thunder and lightning simultaneously strobing and crashing.
- Background textures tend to shimmer and strobe, especially in darker scenes with darker colors.
- The shields strobed for a second, turned white, and flicked off.
- After that she shone the light in my eyes and made it do strobing.
- Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, strobe, hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang.
1. 1.1with object Light as if with a stroboscope.
  a neon sign strobed the room
  Example sentencesExamples
  The use of LEDs allowed us also to strobe the light during data acquisition.
  The sun fell between them in strips of light across the road, strobing her as she drove through them.
  Motions were measured from images taken by strobing a light source at the tone frequency.
  As the lights go down strobe lighting and terrific claps of thunder herald the storm.
  Fighter jets have been on station around NYC that strobe their lights, and turn them on and off.
2Exhibit or give rise to strobing.
he explained that the stripes I was wearing would strobe
Example sentencesExamples
- The motion artifacts are not blur but strobing, which is an unfortunate side effect of quick movement shot on video.
- The lights were strobing and it made me sick to watch people jerking to the music instead of flowing.
- Many quick pulses of red light strobed out of the main cannon opening.
- I looked at the alien sitting beside me, leaning against my arm with the flickering light of the Active FlatLine screen strobing across her face.
- There appears to be some slight strobing and motion artifacting or ‘smearing’ in clothing patterns.
- His name, rank and regiment strobed on the bottom of the Sergeant's heads-up display.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of stroboscopic (see stroboscope).

Rhymes

daube, enrobe, globe, Job, lobe, probe, robe

Definition of strobe in US English:

strobe

nounstroʊbstrōb

informal

1A stroboscope.
Example sentencesExamples
- Any electrical device, such as torches or strobes, must be reliable and robust if it is to be relied on as a marker buoy.
- It seemed to mimic the sound pattern his strobes were making, but where was it coming from?
- I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway.
- Run silent until you see the infrared strobe, bogeys reported in your area.
- One remembers the fellow visitor off to the right but cannot see them, as they are blotted out by the strobe's afterimage.
- For instance, a retractor can keep a console model away from a strobe or electric scooter.
- Ah well, let's just stare at the white strobe for a few seconds.
- I maintained electrical control and activated the strobes to increase our visibility.
1. 1.1 A stroboscopic lamp.
  as modifier strobe lights dazzled her
  Example sentencesExamples
  Mad strobe lighting during the chorus was a fun dramatic flourish but I wish they'd put a bit more death metal in the guitars.
  Some divers use permanently flashing strobes.
  I shudder to think of it now, as I never dive without two spares, and usually a strobe as well.
  Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah.
  As the strobe lights did their job, the little ones shone as stars.
  All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the strobe of the late eighties.
  It was the lights, the sudden strobe, then the soft focus that made them look like smutty angels.
  All divers must carry a reel, DSMB and strobe, and are also encouraged to carry trauma shears.
  When she said it was time to start the strobe light going, I vacated the room.
  That's what found him under the glare of the strobe lights one chilly Saturday evening amidst the calm environs of the Chiran Fort Club.
  The strobe lights blind my eyes as they bounce off the walls and people.
  One had a strobe with him, which helped us find them in the darkness when we returned to the spot.
  Nightclubs require smoke, I reasoned, to drift across the strobe lights, to mix with the smell of beer and mingle with the music.
  To begin with, it's a 40-foot-long vehicle that's painted bright orange and carrying a flashing strobe light on the roof.
  We used the strobes only by attaching them to the top of folding flags.
  The bulb in the shell-shaped lamp on the wall flickered like a strobe light and painted irregular shadows on the walls.
  The strobe light atop a school bus gets noticed.
  The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a strobe light.
  At one point a strobe light was used, seemingly just to induce seizures.
  At the time of the collision the city employee was operating her vehicle with an overhead strobe and a traffic advisory sign.
  The day of the show, we turned on the strobe lights and got ready onstage.
2North American An electronic flash for a camera.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you're into macro photography, keep your lens caps off and your strobes charged.
- I smiled each time my strobe synchronised with a brilliant lightning flash just above the jetty.
- First, keep the camera and strobe as warm as possible, even outdoors.
- In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the strobe entering the camera lens.
- I can't get close enough for my camera strobes to make a difference.
- The camera is fitted with an integrated strobe and provides WiFi connectivity.
- At least I have one pass of the wreck with strobe working.
- Instead, I attacked the elephant seal with my camera and strobe.
- One flash of my strobe spooks it and I'm back to stalking.
- I regained some composure and raised my camera and strobe to see where it had gone.
- I raised the camera to my eye, lowered it again, took the lens cover off, raised it again, lowered it again, and switched the strobe on.
- Lifting my camera, I adjusted the position of my strobes and focused on this weird and wonderful creature.
- Unfortunately Mark had a strobe implode and only one picture was developed from this dive.
- A lovely use of strobe accentuates the animal's colours without feeling too artificial and a strong diagonal line give the photo even greater clout.
- At dawn I stood before their ‘sleeping tree’ with my feet in a puddle of water, camera on tripod, strobe on, and mosquitoes all around.
- I came up with unexposed film once in 19 dives, and that was because my strobes were not firing.
- Tiger Lily finally got back to the site after dark but Capon used the safety beacon in his camera strobe to catch its attention.
- The strobes were still firing and the shark was getting more and more agitated.
- So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes, rather than cylinders.
- Within minutes strobes flashed and sand flew as divers raced from one intriguing subject to the next.

verbstroʊbstrōb

[no object]informal

1Flash intermittently.
the light of the fireworks strobed around the room
Example sentencesExamples
- After that she shone the light in my eyes and made it do strobing.
- The shields strobed for a second, turned white, and flicked off.
- There's a vibrating pad under our pillows that went off and strobe lighting flashing everywhere.
- "You can only run it so fast," he said, "because if you run it too fast, it's going to start to strobe."
- The storm cleared its throat across the pan and then broke directly overhead, the thunder and lightning simultaneously strobing and crashing.
- Background textures tend to shimmer and strobe, especially in darker scenes with darker colors.
- Colors strobed and whirled about the room, giving it an unearthly feel.
- Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, strobe, hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang.
- Suddenly, a strobing flash of cyan brilliance erupted from the dim recesses at the far corner of the chamber.
- They strobe and sparkle like giant disco balls.
- Will they strobe unexpectedly, causing epileptic fits in children?
- The music was blaring from the speakers all around the club, and the dark building was lit with strobing vivid colored lights.
- Blinding bursts of lightning strobed like a parade of super novae, and in a rainstorm of colors no less.
1. 1.1with object Light as if with a stroboscope.
  a neon sign strobed the room
  Example sentencesExamples
  As the lights go down strobe lighting and terrific claps of thunder herald the storm.
  The sun fell between them in strips of light across the road, strobing her as she drove through them.
  The use of LEDs allowed us also to strobe the light during data acquisition.
  Fighter jets have been on station around NYC that strobe their lights, and turn them on and off.
  Motions were measured from images taken by strobing a light source at the tone frequency.
2Exhibit or give rise to strobing.
he explained that the stripes I was wearing would strobe
Example sentencesExamples
- The lights were strobing and it made me sick to watch people jerking to the music instead of flowing.
- His name, rank and regiment strobed on the bottom of the Sergeant's heads-up display.
- Many quick pulses of red light strobed out of the main cannon opening.
- I looked at the alien sitting beside me, leaning against my arm with the flickering light of the Active FlatLine screen strobing across her face.
- The motion artifacts are not blur but strobing, which is an unfortunate side effect of quick movement shot on video.
- There appears to be some slight strobing and motion artifacting or ‘smearing’ in clothing patterns.

Origin

1940s: abbreviation of stroboscopic (see stroboscope).

单词	strobe
释义	Definition of strobe in English: strobe noun strəʊbstroʊb 1A stroboscope. Example sentencesExamples For instance, a retractor can keep a console model away from a strobe or electric scooter. Run silent until you see the infrared strobe, bogeys reported in your area. I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway. Any electrical device, such as torches or strobes, must be reliable and robust if it is to be relied on as a marker buoy. I maintained electrical control and activated the strobes to increase our visibility. Ah well, let's just stare at the white strobe for a few seconds. It seemed to mimic the sound pattern his strobes were making, but where was it coming from? One remembers the fellow visitor off to the right but cannot see them, as they are blotted out by the strobe's afterimage. 1.1 A stroboscopic lamp. as modifier strobe lights Example sentencesExamples The strobe light atop a school bus gets noticed. At the time of the collision the city employee was operating her vehicle with an overhead strobe and a traffic advisory sign. All divers must carry a reel, DSMB and strobe, and are also encouraged to carry trauma shears. To begin with, it's a 40-foot-long vehicle that's painted bright orange and carrying a flashing strobe light on the roof. At one point a strobe light was used, seemingly just to induce seizures. All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the strobe of the late eighties. The bulb in the shell-shaped lamp on the wall flickered like a strobe light and painted irregular shadows on the walls. It was the lights, the sudden strobe, then the soft focus that made them look like smutty angels. The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a strobe light. Mad strobe lighting during the chorus was a fun dramatic flourish but I wish they'd put a bit more death metal in the guitars. The strobe lights blind my eyes as they bounce off the walls and people. One had a strobe with him, which helped us find them in the darkness when we returned to the spot. Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah. I shudder to think of it now, as I never dive without two spares, and usually a strobe as well. That's what found him under the glare of the strobe lights one chilly Saturday evening amidst the calm environs of the Chiran Fort Club. Nightclubs require smoke, I reasoned, to drift across the strobe lights, to mix with the smell of beer and mingle with the music. The day of the show, we turned on the strobe lights and got ready onstage. Some divers use permanently flashing strobes. As the strobe lights did their job, the little ones shone as stars. We used the strobes only by attaching them to the top of folding flags. When she said it was time to start the strobe light going, I vacated the room. 2North American An electronic flash for a camera. Example sentencesExamples I came up with unexposed film once in 19 dives, and that was because my strobes were not firing. I can't get close enough for my camera strobes to make a difference. A lovely use of strobe accentuates the animal's colours without feeling too artificial and a strong diagonal line give the photo even greater clout. In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the strobe entering the camera lens. I raised the camera to my eye, lowered it again, took the lens cover off, raised it again, lowered it again, and switched the strobe on. Unfortunately Mark had a strobe implode and only one picture was developed from this dive. Instead, I attacked the elephant seal with my camera and strobe. Tiger Lily finally got back to the site after dark but Capon used the safety beacon in his camera strobe to catch its attention. So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes, rather than cylinders. I regained some composure and raised my camera and strobe to see where it had gone. At least I have one pass of the wreck with strobe working. First, keep the camera and strobe as warm as possible, even outdoors. I smiled each time my strobe synchronised with a brilliant lightning flash just above the jetty. The strobes were still firing and the shark was getting more and more agitated. One flash of my strobe spooks it and I'm back to stalking. The camera is fitted with an integrated strobe and provides WiFi connectivity. At dawn I stood before their ‘sleeping tree’ with my feet in a puddle of water, camera on tripod, strobe on, and mosquitoes all around. Within minutes strobes flashed and sand flew as divers raced from one intriguing subject to the next. If you're into macro photography, keep your lens caps off and your strobes charged. Lifting my camera, I adjusted the position of my strobes and focused on this weird and wonderful creature. verb strəʊbstroʊb [no object] 1Flash intermittently. the light of the fireworks strobed around the room Example sentencesExamples Will they strobe unexpectedly, causing epileptic fits in children? Suddenly, a strobing flash of cyan brilliance erupted from the dim recesses at the far corner of the chamber. There's a vibrating pad under our pillows that went off and strobe lighting flashing everywhere. "You can only run it so fast," he said, "because if you run it too fast, it's going to start to strobe." Colors strobed and whirled about the room, giving it an unearthly feel. Blinding bursts of lightning strobed like a parade of super novae, and in a rainstorm of colors no less. The music was blaring from the speakers all around the club, and the dark building was lit with strobing vivid colored lights. They strobe and sparkle like giant disco balls. The storm cleared its throat across the pan and then broke directly overhead, the thunder and lightning simultaneously strobing and crashing. Background textures tend to shimmer and strobe, especially in darker scenes with darker colors. The shields strobed for a second, turned white, and flicked off. After that she shone the light in my eyes and made it do strobing. Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, strobe, hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang. 1.1with object Light as if with a stroboscope. a neon sign strobed the room Example sentencesExamples The use of LEDs allowed us also to strobe the light during data acquisition. The sun fell between them in strips of light across the road, strobing her as she drove through them. Motions were measured from images taken by strobing a light source at the tone frequency. As the lights go down strobe lighting and terrific claps of thunder herald the storm. Fighter jets have been on station around NYC that strobe their lights, and turn them on and off. 2Exhibit or give rise to strobing. he explained that the stripes I was wearing would strobe Example sentencesExamples The motion artifacts are not blur but strobing, which is an unfortunate side effect of quick movement shot on video. The lights were strobing and it made me sick to watch people jerking to the music instead of flowing. Many quick pulses of red light strobed out of the main cannon opening. I looked at the alien sitting beside me, leaning against my arm with the flickering light of the Active FlatLine screen strobing across her face. There appears to be some slight strobing and motion artifacting or ‘smearing’ in clothing patterns. His name, rank and regiment strobed on the bottom of the Sergeant's heads-up display. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of stroboscopic (see stroboscope). Rhymes daube, enrobe, globe, Job, lobe, probe, robe Definition of strobe in US English: strobe nounstroʊbstrōb informal 1A stroboscope. Example sentencesExamples Any electrical device, such as torches or strobes, must be reliable and robust if it is to be relied on as a marker buoy. It seemed to mimic the sound pattern his strobes were making, but where was it coming from? I think most commercial strobes are fixed so you can't hit the seizure-inducing frequencies, anyway. Run silent until you see the infrared strobe, bogeys reported in your area. One remembers the fellow visitor off to the right but cannot see them, as they are blotted out by the strobe's afterimage. For instance, a retractor can keep a console model away from a strobe or electric scooter. Ah well, let's just stare at the white strobe for a few seconds. I maintained electrical control and activated the strobes to increase our visibility. 1.1 A stroboscopic lamp. as modifier strobe lights dazzled her Example sentencesExamples Mad strobe lighting during the chorus was a fun dramatic flourish but I wish they'd put a bit more death metal in the guitars. Some divers use permanently flashing strobes. I shudder to think of it now, as I never dive without two spares, and usually a strobe as well. Under the strobes, when your nose is red and the screaming from your liver is drowned out by loud music, the non-drinker is a pariah. As the strobe lights did their job, the little ones shone as stars. All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the strobe of the late eighties. It was the lights, the sudden strobe, then the soft focus that made them look like smutty angels. All divers must carry a reel, DSMB and strobe, and are also encouraged to carry trauma shears. When she said it was time to start the strobe light going, I vacated the room. That's what found him under the glare of the strobe lights one chilly Saturday evening amidst the calm environs of the Chiran Fort Club. The strobe lights blind my eyes as they bounce off the walls and people. One had a strobe with him, which helped us find them in the darkness when we returned to the spot. Nightclubs require smoke, I reasoned, to drift across the strobe lights, to mix with the smell of beer and mingle with the music. To begin with, it's a 40-foot-long vehicle that's painted bright orange and carrying a flashing strobe light on the roof. We used the strobes only by attaching them to the top of folding flags. The bulb in the shell-shaped lamp on the wall flickered like a strobe light and painted irregular shadows on the walls. The strobe light atop a school bus gets noticed. The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a strobe light. At one point a strobe light was used, seemingly just to induce seizures. At the time of the collision the city employee was operating her vehicle with an overhead strobe and a traffic advisory sign. The day of the show, we turned on the strobe lights and got ready onstage. 2North American An electronic flash for a camera. Example sentencesExamples If you're into macro photography, keep your lens caps off and your strobes charged. I smiled each time my strobe synchronised with a brilliant lightning flash just above the jetty. First, keep the camera and strobe as warm as possible, even outdoors. In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the strobe entering the camera lens. I can't get close enough for my camera strobes to make a difference. The camera is fitted with an integrated strobe and provides WiFi connectivity. At least I have one pass of the wreck with strobe working. Instead, I attacked the elephant seal with my camera and strobe. One flash of my strobe spooks it and I'm back to stalking. I regained some composure and raised my camera and strobe to see where it had gone. I raised the camera to my eye, lowered it again, took the lens cover off, raised it again, lowered it again, and switched the strobe on. Lifting my camera, I adjusted the position of my strobes and focused on this weird and wonderful creature. Unfortunately Mark had a strobe implode and only one picture was developed from this dive. A lovely use of strobe accentuates the animal's colours without feeling too artificial and a strong diagonal line give the photo even greater clout. At dawn I stood before their ‘sleeping tree’ with my feet in a puddle of water, camera on tripod, strobe on, and mosquitoes all around. I came up with unexposed film once in 19 dives, and that was because my strobes were not firing. Tiger Lily finally got back to the site after dark but Capon used the safety beacon in his camera strobe to catch its attention. The strobes were still firing and the shark was getting more and more agitated. So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes, rather than cylinders. Within minutes strobes flashed and sand flew as divers raced from one intriguing subject to the next. verbstroʊbstrōb [no object]informal 1Flash intermittently. the light of the fireworks strobed around the room Example sentencesExamples After that she shone the light in my eyes and made it do strobing. The shields strobed for a second, turned white, and flicked off. There's a vibrating pad under our pillows that went off and strobe lighting flashing everywhere. "You can only run it so fast," he said, "because if you run it too fast, it's going to start to strobe." The storm cleared its throat across the pan and then broke directly overhead, the thunder and lightning simultaneously strobing and crashing. Background textures tend to shimmer and strobe, especially in darker scenes with darker colors. Colors strobed and whirled about the room, giving it an unearthly feel. Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, strobe, hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang. Suddenly, a strobing flash of cyan brilliance erupted from the dim recesses at the far corner of the chamber. They strobe and sparkle like giant disco balls. Will they strobe unexpectedly, causing epileptic fits in children? The music was blaring from the speakers all around the club, and the dark building was lit with strobing vivid colored lights. Blinding bursts of lightning strobed like a parade of super novae, and in a rainstorm of colors no less. 1.1with object Light as if with a stroboscope. a neon sign strobed the room Example sentencesExamples As the lights go down strobe lighting and terrific claps of thunder herald the storm. The sun fell between them in strips of light across the road, strobing her as she drove through them. The use of LEDs allowed us also to strobe the light during data acquisition. Fighter jets have been on station around NYC that strobe their lights, and turn them on and off. Motions were measured from images taken by strobing a light source at the tone frequency. 2Exhibit or give rise to strobing. he explained that the stripes I was wearing would strobe Example sentencesExamples The lights were strobing and it made me sick to watch people jerking to the music instead of flowing. His name, rank and regiment strobed on the bottom of the Sergeant's heads-up display. Many quick pulses of red light strobed out of the main cannon opening. I looked at the alien sitting beside me, leaning against my arm with the flickering light of the Active FlatLine screen strobing across her face. The motion artifacts are not blur but strobing, which is an unfortunate side effect of quick movement shot on video. There appears to be some slight strobing and motion artifacting or ‘smearing’ in clothing patterns. Origin 1940s: abbreviation of stroboscopic (see stroboscope).
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