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I use a flashlight to see in the dark. I couldn't find the light switch, so I used my phone flashlight. The power went out, so we had to use flashlights to see. American English uses flashlight ...

Both refer to 光. Ray = singular beam of light Beam = usually brighter (と言う意味が含んでいますかな?)

A flashlight is a small item to shine light. Could be called a torch in some places.

The A in Adam and Anne are the same in American English, and that is that sound in Flashlight. Neither vowel in "flashlight" is reduced to an "uh" sound. Don't say it as "fleshlight", that is a br...

I don't know if there's a specific word for it. You could say "cellphone light" "light from my phone" "cellphone flashlight" I'll say something like: "Hold on, let me turn on my flashlight." And mo...

"light here" doesn't make sense in that context. correct way: please shine your flashlight here.

In this case, 2 is correct. "The flashlight is running out of battery" is a more natural way to say it. But if you want to say 1, you can change it to "The flashlight's battery is running out." In ...

I did a quick google search and apparently in the UK they say “torch” instead of “flashlight.” So...