查词 - flaring

flare

fleə verb

1

flare up

also 又作 to suddenly begin to burn, or to burn more brightly for a short time 突然烧起来;〔短暂地〕烧旺 I

The fire flared up again.

火又忽地旺了起来。

2

flare up

also 又作 if strong feelings flare or flare up, people suddenly become angry, violent etc 〔强烈的情感〕突然爆发 I

Rioting has flared up in several towns.

有几个小镇爆发了骚乱。

Tempers flared during the debate.

辩论时群情激愤。

3

flare up

also 又作 if a disease or illness flares up, it suddenly becomes worse 〔疾病〕突然加剧，恶化 I

The injury has flared up again, keeping him out of today’s game.

他旧伤复发，无法参加今天的比赛。

4 if a person or animal flares their NOSTRILS (=the openings at the end of the nose), or if their nostrils flare, their nostrils become wider because they are angry 〔人或动物因气愤而〕张大（鼻孔），张开（鼻翼） I,T

The bull flared its nostrils.

那头公牛翕动着鼻翼。

5 if a piece of clothing flares out, it becomes wider at one end 〔服装〕底部展开，呈喇叭形 I always + adv/prep

The dress flares out from the hips.

这条连衣裙自臀部往下逐渐展开。

喇叭牛仔裤

noun

6 a piece of equipment that produces a bright flame, or the flame itself, used outdoors as a signal 闪光装置; 信号灯; 信号弹 C

The distress flares were spotted by another ship.

遇险信号被另外一艘船注意到了。

7 a sudden bright flame 〔短暂的〕旺火 C usually singular 一般用单数

There was a brief flare as the match was lit.

火柴划着时闪起一道亮光。

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flares

trousers that become wide below the knee 喇叭裤 plural 复数