| 词汇 | flare |
| 释义 | flare verb uk /fleər/ us /fler/ flareverb (BURN BRIGHTLY)[ I ] to burn brightly either for a short time or not regularly: （短暂地）旺烧;（摇曳着）燃烧 flare upThe flame above the oil well flared up into the dark sky.油井上的火焰一下子旺烧起来，直冲向漆黑的夜空。 New fires flared and people were told to leave their homes. Burning, burnt & on fire afire aflame alight blaze burn (something) down burn sb up burned out burnt out char combustible consume frazzled incinerate inflammable on fireidiom post-burn reignite scald self-immolation unburnable flareverb (GET WORSE)[ I ](alsoflare up) When something bad such as violence, pain, or anger flares (up), it suddenly starts or gets much worse: （暴力、疼痛或愤怒）爆发，突发，加剧 Violence flared up again last night.昨晚再次爆发暴力事件。 temper flaresTempers flared after a three-hour delay at the Airport yesterday.昨天机场3小时的航班延误引得群情激愤。 Exploding and erupting blast blow blow (someone/something) up burst in on someone/something burst in/into (somewhere) controlled explosion detonate erupt explosion explosively explosiveness flame go off go popidiom go up implode pop test-fire unexploded unspent flareverb (MAKE WIDER)[ I or T ] to (cause to) become wider: （使）张开，（使）展开 The horse's nostrils flared.那匹马张大了鼻孔。 He flared his nostrils in rage.他愤怒得张大了鼻孔。 The skirt fits tightly over the hips and flares just below the knees.这条裙子紧紧包住臀部，到膝盖下方的位置展开。 Enlarging and inflating augmentation balloon bloat broaden build (someone/something) up bulk expand explosively fluff something up implacably inflatable inflation lengthen puff puffed pump someone up reinflate reinflation scale something up stretch flare noun uk /fleər/ us /fler/ flarenoun (BRIGHTNESS)[ C ] a sudden increase in the brightness of a fire: （突然的）旺火;（闪耀的）火光 There was a sudden flare when she threw the petrol onto the fire.她把汽油倒到火上时，火焰一下子蹿了起来。 [ C ](alsosignal flare) a very bright light or coloured smoke that can be used as a signal, or a device that produces this: 闪光信号灯；彩色烟雾信号；闪光装置；照明弹 We set off a flare to help guide our rescuers.我们发射了一颗照明弹，以引导救援人员。 Every agent is given a pack with rations, signal flares, and a first-aid kit. RosieKelly/EyeEm/GettyImages Fire & flame beacon blaze bonfire brand brush fire bushfire conflagration dumpster fire fire fireball firebrand firepit firestorm inferno open firephrase pilot post-fire spark wildfire You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Specific signs and symbols flarenoun (CLOTHES)flares[ plural ]UK trousers that get wider below the knee: 喇叭裤 He grew his hair long and started to wear flares. [ Cusually singular ] the fact of something, especially clothing, becoming wider at one end: （衣服）逐渐张开，呈喇叭形展开 This skirt has a definite flare.这条裙子的裙摆很大。 Clothing - general words all-in-one anti-fur apparel argyle attire cast-offs finery garment get up glad rags haberdasher haberdashery mothball shapewear shorty spirit wear street clothes structured XXL your best bib and tuckeridiom flarenoun (SHORT THROW/HIT)[ C ] in American football, a short throw to a back who is running towards the sideline: Under pressure, he threw a flare to Wilson that lost three yards. He caught a flare pass from Merino and managed to make seven yards. [ C ] in baseball, a ball that is hit a short distance through the air into the outfield: Pitch him away and he gets his little flares and infield hits. Jones hit a flare to right that fell just inside the line. American football attempt audibilize back judge blitz blocker bootleg dime flea-flicker formation forward pass forward progress free play play clock point after pulling blocker pump-fake punt quarterback return specialist turnover You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Baseball & rounders flarenoun (GYMNASTICS)[ C ] in gymnastics, a movement in which the gymnast balances on their hands and moves their legs wide apart in a circular movement: It was an immaculate performance, full of crowd-pleasing flares and eye-catching manoeuvres. The American lost his rhythm on a flare sequence and finished sixth. Gymnastics aerialist artistic gymnastics asymmetric bars back lever backflip balance beam buck gym gymnast rope climb rope climbing split spotter stand on your hands/headidiom stick stick the landingidiom the splitsphrase trampoline trapeze uneven bars flare | American Dictionaryflare verb us/fleər/ flareverb (BURN)[ I ] to burn brightly either for a short time or on and off: The candle flared then went out. flareverb (BECOME WIDER)[ I/T ] to become wider, or to make something wider: [ I ]These trousers flare slightly at the ankle. flareverb (HAPPEN SUDDENLY)[ I ] to happen in a sudden and often violent way: The dispute threatens to flare into a lawsuit. The argument quieted down then flared up again. flare noun[ C ] us/fleər/ flarenoun[C] (BRIGHT LIGHT)something that produces a flame or bright light and is usually used as a signal, or the flame or light itself: The boat is equipped with flares. Did you see that flare? Examples of flareflare However, the discharge is not quite uniform and a large number of shor t cathode flares is evident. Possible radiation sources include flares from late-type parent stars, gamma-ray bursts, and gamma-ray lines from supernovae. Holcoptychites shows considerable variation in strength of ribbing and development of constrictions and slight flares. Starting in 2005, however, tensions flared anew as economic growth began to accelerate. Notable among these are 33 ear flares, 4 anthropomorphic pendants, and 5 zoomorphic pendants. Her single gesture, her brief flares of passion, are intermissions in a state of gesturelessness, paralysis, aphasia. In a wire array, the effect of the global magnetic field is to conver t these flares into radially inward flowing low-density field-free plasma jets. The use of preionization removes anode flares and arcs from the laser volume and improves the laser output. Finally, solar flares can also cause ozone depletion. There was great relief when green flares were observed, indicating that all was well. In a future theory of short-time prediction of solar flares, this fact will possibly be of great importance. One impressive effect of large, strong magnetic fields is the release of high-energy bursts in solar flares [12]. The simulation results predict that both the formation of sigmoids and the onset of flares should occur around the electric current sheet where the magnetic shear is steeply reversed. In astrophysics, interest in forbidden lines is motivated by the possibility of using them for ion temperature, and density measurements in solar flares and in the solar corona. By the end of the decade the epizootic flared up again and the incidence diminished to below 100 cases per year only by the end of the 1960s [8]. See all examples of flare These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. 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