flame

美 [fleɪm]英 [fleɪm]
  • n.火焰;激情;火舌;橘红色;强烈的感情;橙黄色;鲜红色;火药味电邮(或互联网信息)
  • v.燃烧;(因强烈情绪而)变红,使变红;向(某人)发送火药味电邮(或互联网信息)

复数: flames 过去式: flamed 现在分词: flaming 过去分词: flamed 第三人称单数: flames

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noun

1

火焰;火舌
a hot bright stream of burning gas that comes from sth that is on fire

the tiny yellow flame of a match

火柴小小的黄色火焰

The flames were growing higher and higher.

熊熊火焰越来越高。

The building was in flames (= was burning) .

大楼失火了。

The plane burst into flame(s) (= suddenly began burning strongly) .

飞机突然猛烈燃烧起来。

Everything went up in flames (= was destroyed by fire) .

一切都毁于大火。

2

鲜红色;橘红色;橙黄色
a bright red or orange colour

a flame-red car

橘红色的汽车

3

强烈的感情;激情
a very strong feeling

a flame of passion

激情的烈火

4

火药味电邮(或互联网信息)
an angry or insulting message sent to sb by email or on the Internet

习语

to make a feeling such as anger, hatred, etc. worse

他的写作煽起了种族主义情绪。
His writings fanned the flames of racism.

verb

1

燃烧
to burn with a bright flame

The logs flamed on the hearth.

木柴在壁炉里燃烧。

Hope flamed in her.

她满怀希望。

2

(因强烈情绪而)变红,使变红
to become red as a result of a strong emotion; to make sth become red

Her cheeks flamed with rage.

她愤怒得两颊通红。

3

向(某人)发送火药味电邮(或互联网信息)
to send sb an angry or insulting message by email or on the Internet

flame

频次

  • 1
    N-VAR 火焰;烈焰;火舌
    A flame is a hot bright stream of burning gas that comes from something that is burning.

    The heat from the flames was so intense that roads melted.

    烈焰的温度很高,连路面都被熔化了。

  • 2
    N-COUNT 谩骂性电子邮件;攻击性电子邮件
    A flame is an e-mail message which severely criticizes or attacks someone.

    The best way to respond to a flame is to ignore it.

    回应谩骂性电子邮件的最好办法就是置之不理。

  • 3
    VERB (因愤怒而脸)变红,发红,涨红
    If someone's face flames, it suddenly looks red, usually because they are angry.

    Her cheeks flamed an angry red...

    她气得脸涨红了。

  • 4
    N-COUNT (激情之)火;(怒)火
    You can refer to a feeling of passion or anger as a flame of passion or a flame of anger.

    ...that burning flame of love.

    那种熊熊燃烧的爱情之火

  • 5
    PHRASE 突然猛烈燃烧起来;突然失火
    If something bursts into flames or bursts into flame, it suddenly starts burning strongly.

    She managed to scramble out of the vehicle as it burst into flames.

    车子一下子起火了,她设法从里面爬了出来。

  • 6
    PHRASE 煽动…火焰,激化(通常指不良的情绪)
    If someone or something fans the flames of a situation or feeling, usually a bad one, they make it more intense or extreme in some way.

    He accused the Tories of 'fanning the flames of extremism'.

    他谴责保守党分子“煽动极端主义情绪”。

  • 7
    PHRASE 熊熊燃烧;陷入火海;被大火吞没
    If something goes up in flames, it starts to burn strongly and is destroyed.

    Fires broke out everywhere, the entire city went up in flames.

    到处都燃起了火,整个城市陷入一片火海。

  • 8
    PHRASE 起火;失火
    Something that is in flames is on fire.

noun

1
the process of combustion of inflammable materials producing heat and light and (often) smoke
fire was one of our ancestors' first discoveries
Synonym: fire flaming

verb

1
criticize harshly, usually via an electronic medium
the person who posted an inflammatory message got flamed
2
be in flames or aflame
The sky seemed to flame in the Hawaiian sunset
3
shine with a sudden light
The night sky flared with the massive bombardment
Synonym: flare

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  1. At every turn smoke and flame stopped efforts to get into the living quarters .

    到处是烟雾和火焰,根本无法进入住处。

  2. The two sheets of flame clashed , soaring hundreds of feet high .

    两片火焰化作一处,腾起了几百英尺高的烈焰。

  3. She met an old flame at the party .

    她在聚会上遇到了旧情郎。

  4. They got out of the house just before the flames took hold .

    他们就在大火吞噬房子之前逃了出来。

  5. The flames spread to all parts of the house within minutes of ignition .

    着火后只有几分钟火焰就蔓延到房子的各个部分。

  6. They reached safety seconds before the building was engulfed in flames .

    他们到达安全地几秒钟之后,那房子就成了一片火海。

  7. They watched helplessly as their home went up in flames .

    他们无奈地看着自己的家被大火吞没。

  8. Flames melted a lead pipe and ignited leaking gas .

    火焰熔化了一段铅管,燃着了漏出来的煤气。

  9. Flaming fragments were still falling from the sky .

    燃烧着的碎片还在不断地从天而降。

  10. The plane burst into flame .

    飞机突然猛烈燃烧起来。

  11. Red and yellow flames spurted out of the fire .

    炉火吐出红色黄色的火焰。

  12. The building was in flames .

    大楼失火了。

  13. Everything went up in flames .

    一切都毁于大火。

  14. There was a whoosh as everything went up in flames .

    “呼”的一声,一切都毁于火海。

  15. Firemen tried to quench the flames raging through the building .

    消防队员奋力扑救大楼中熊熊的火焰。

  16. The house was now a shell gutted by flames .

    房子烧得只剩个空骨架了。

  17. Flames were shooting up through the roof .

    火不断从房顶蹿上来。

  18. Flames spewed from the aircraft 's engine .

    飞机发动机喷出火焰。

  19. He tried to smother the flames with a blanket .

    他试图用毯子把火扑灭。

  20. I desperately squirted water on the flames .

    我拼命朝火上喷水。

  21. The vehicle was engulfed in flames .

    汽车被大火吞没。

  22. The flames were now licking at their feet .

    火焰现正在他们脚下蔓延。

  23. Flames devoured the house .

    大火吞噬了这栋房子。

  24. Firefighters tried to extinguish the flames .

    消防队员奋力救火。

  25. Hope flamed in her .

    她满怀希望。

  26. His writings fanned the flames of racism .

    他的写作煽起了种族主义情绪。

  27. The logs flamed on the hearth .

    木柴在壁炉里燃烧。

  28. Her cheeks flamed with rage .

    她愤怒得两颊通红。

  29. You flaming idiot !

    你这个讨厌的笨蛋!

  30. It was the third time one of his cars had gone up in flames

    这是他的车第三次起火。

blaze flame flare glare glow 【导航词义:燃烧;发光】
blaze v. 燃烧;闪耀
〔辨析〕

指猛烈燃烧,火光熊熊;也可以指发出强光。

〔例证〕

The whole building was blazing.

整栋建筑燃起了大火。

Lights are blazing in every room.

每个房间都灯火通明。

flame v. 〈文〉燃烧;照亮
〔辨析〕

指燃烧,火焰强度不及 blaze;也可以指照亮某处。

〔例证〕

The fire in the fireplace flamed brightly.

壁炉里的火烧得很旺。

The candle flamed the little wood house.

蜡烛照亮了那间小木屋。

flare v. 突然烧起来;(短暂地)烧旺
〔辨析〕

强调火焰等突然燃烧,发出白光,时间短、不稳定。

〔例证〕

It suddenly flared as the gas was lighted.

天然气一点就着。

The torch flared in the breeze.

火把的火焰在微风中摇曳。

glare v. 发出强光,闪耀,照耀
〔辨析〕

指发出刺眼的强光,照耀在某人或某物上。

〔例证〕

The sunlight glared on the sea.

阳光照耀在海面上。

The sun glared overhead.

太阳在头顶照耀。

glow v. 发红光;红光焕发
〔辨析〕

尤指热的物体发出红光;也可以指人因运动或激动致使脸部等发热、发红。

〔例证〕

The iron stick was heated till it glowed.

一直把铁条加热到透红。

Her face glowed with excitement.

她激动得满脸通红。

  • 习语

n.

fan the flames (of sth)

煽风点火;煽动(情绪)
to make a feeling such as anger, hatred, etc. worse

His writings fanned the flames of racism.

他的写作煽起了种族主义情绪。