Definition of strobing in English:

strobing

noun ˈstrəʊbɪŋˈstrōbiNG

mass noun

1Irregular movement and loss of continuity sometimes seen in lines and stripes in a television picture.
（电视画面的）频闪；画面不连贯
the coloured strobing of his shirt
as modifier the reporter in the strobing jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- There are some major instances of strobing and chroma noise in clothing patterns, notably men's tweed hats and jackets.
- Can anyone explain why having one artist having one song with some strobing would ruin an entire weekend's viewing?
- The brilliant orb of light was strangely captivating, perhaps in part due to the strobing effect the lizard's rapidly fluttering wings created.
- The trio turned en masse to face down their author, faces bleached in the strobing.
- It is quite grainy at times, and there were some notable instances of strobing and pixelation around bright light sources.
2Jerkiness in what should be a smooth movement of an image on a screen.
（屏幕图像的）振动，闪动
an effect known as image strobing
as modifier a strobing effect
Example sentencesExamples
- At one point I'm convinced the insane strobing effects must be scorching my retina beyond repair.
- Of course, the film's digital color processing and photographic strobing gives many scenes an oddly pixilated quality.
- I tried to work out the image behind the strobing.
- Backgrounds show headache-inducing strobing and flickering.
- The garage was dark except for the strobing blue glow of a TV set.

Definition of strobing in US English:

strobing

nounˈstrōbiNG

1Irregular movement and loss of continuity sometimes seen in lines and stripes in a television picture.
（电视画面的）频闪；画面不连贯
the colored strobing of his shirt
as modifier the reporter in the strobing jacket
Example sentencesExamples
- The brilliant orb of light was strangely captivating, perhaps in part due to the strobing effect the lizard's rapidly fluttering wings created.
- Can anyone explain why having one artist having one song with some strobing would ruin an entire weekend's viewing?
- The trio turned en masse to face down their author, faces bleached in the strobing.
- It is quite grainy at times, and there were some notable instances of strobing and pixelation around bright light sources.
- There are some major instances of strobing and chroma noise in clothing patterns, notably men's tweed hats and jackets.
2Jerkiness in what should be a smooth movement of an image on a screen.
（屏幕图像的）振动，闪动
an effect known as image strobing
as modifier a strobing effect
Example sentencesExamples
- The garage was dark except for the strobing blue glow of a TV set.
- I tried to work out the image behind the strobing.
- Of course, the film's digital color processing and photographic strobing gives many scenes an oddly pixilated quality.
- At one point I'm convinced the insane strobing effects must be scorching my retina beyond repair.
- Backgrounds show headache-inducing strobing and flickering.

词汇	strobing
释义	Definition of strobing in English: strobing noun ˈstrəʊbɪŋˈstrōbiNG mass noun 1Irregular movement and loss of continuity sometimes seen in lines and stripes in a television picture. （电视画面的）频闪；画面不连贯 the coloured strobing of his shirt as modifier the reporter in the strobing jacket Example sentencesExamples There are some major instances of strobing and chroma noise in clothing patterns, notably men's tweed hats and jackets. Can anyone explain why having one artist having one song with some strobing would ruin an entire weekend's viewing? The brilliant orb of light was strangely captivating, perhaps in part due to the strobing effect the lizard's rapidly fluttering wings created. The trio turned en masse to face down their author, faces bleached in the strobing. It is quite grainy at times, and there were some notable instances of strobing and pixelation around bright light sources. 2Jerkiness in what should be a smooth movement of an image on a screen. （屏幕图像的）振动，闪动 an effect known as image strobing as modifier a strobing effect Example sentencesExamples At one point I'm convinced the insane strobing effects must be scorching my retina beyond repair. Of course, the film's digital color processing and photographic strobing gives many scenes an oddly pixilated quality. I tried to work out the image behind the strobing. Backgrounds show headache-inducing strobing and flickering. The garage was dark except for the strobing blue glow of a TV set. Definition of strobing in US English: strobing nounˈstrōbiNG 1Irregular movement and loss of continuity sometimes seen in lines and stripes in a television picture. （电视画面的）频闪；画面不连贯 the colored strobing of his shirt as modifier the reporter in the strobing jacket Example sentencesExamples The brilliant orb of light was strangely captivating, perhaps in part due to the strobing effect the lizard's rapidly fluttering wings created. Can anyone explain why having one artist having one song with some strobing would ruin an entire weekend's viewing? The trio turned en masse to face down their author, faces bleached in the strobing. It is quite grainy at times, and there were some notable instances of strobing and pixelation around bright light sources. There are some major instances of strobing and chroma noise in clothing patterns, notably men's tweed hats and jackets. 2Jerkiness in what should be a smooth movement of an image on a screen. （屏幕图像的）振动，闪动 an effect known as image strobing as modifier a strobing effect Example sentencesExamples The garage was dark except for the strobing blue glow of a TV set. I tried to work out the image behind the strobing. Of course, the film's digital color processing and photographic strobing gives many scenes an oddly pixilated quality. At one point I'm convinced the insane strobing effects must be scorching my retina beyond repair. Backgrounds show headache-inducing strobing and flickering.
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