blaze

blaze
I
1. bleiz noun
1) (a bright light or fire: A neighbour rescued her from the blaze.) llamarada, incendio; resplandor
2) (an outburst (of anger, emotion etc): a blaze of fury.) arranque, explosión
3) (a bright display: a blaze of colour.) fulgor, resplandor

2. verb
((of a fire, the sun) to burn, shine brightly.) fulgurar, resplandecer

II bleiz
blaze1 n incendio / llamaradas
the firemen managed to control the blaze los bomberos pudieron controlar el incendio
blaze2 vb arder / estar encendido
all the lights were blazing todas las luces estaban encendidas
El gerundio de blaze se escribe blazing
blaze
tr[bleɪz]
noun
1 (fire) incendio
2 (flame) llamarada
3 (of light) resplandor nombre masculino
4 (outburst) arranque nombre masculino, acceso
intransitive verb
1 (fire) arder
2 (sun) brillar con fuerza
3 (light) resplandecer
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to go like blazes ir a toda pastilla, ir a todo gas
to be a blaze of colour estar resplandeciente de color
to blaze with anger echar chispas
in a blaze of publicity a bombo y platillo
go to blazes! familiar ¡vete a la porra!
what the blazes ...? familiar ¿qué demonios ...?
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blaze
tr[bleɪz]
noun
1 (of trumpets) fanfarria, toque nombre masculino de trompeta
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blaze
tr[bleɪz]
noun
1 (on animal's face) mancha blanca en la frente
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to blaze a trail abrir un camino
blaze ['bleɪz] v, blazed ; blazing vi
shine: arder, brillar, resplandecer
blaze vt
mark: marcar, señalar
to blaze a trail: abrir un camino
blaze n
1) fire: fuego m
2) brightness: resplandor m, brillantez f
3) outburst: arranque m
a blaze of anger: un arranque de cólera
4) display: alarde m, llamarada f
a blaze of color: un derroche de color
blaze
n.
alegrón s.m.
estrella s.f.
fogata s.f.
hoguera s.f.
incendio s.m.
llama (flama) s.f.
llamarada s.f.
resplandor s.m.
señal s.f.
v.
arder v.
encender v.
flagrar v.
llamear v.
proclamar v.

I bleɪz
noun
1)
a) c (in grate) fuego m; (bonfire) fogata f, hoguera f; (flames) llamaradas fpl
b) c (dangerous fire) (journ) incendio m
2) (dazzling display) (no pl)

a blaze of color — un derroche de color

in a blaze of glory — cubierto de gloria

3) blazes pl (hell) (colloq & euph)

how/what the blazes ... ? — ¿cómo/qué demonios or diablos ... ? (fam)

like blazes — (very fast) como un bólido (fam)


II
intransitive verb
a) \<\<fire\>\> arder; \<\<lights\>\> brillar, resplandecer*

the sun blazed down — el sol abrasaba

b) \<\<eyes\>\> centellear

she blazed with anger — ardía de indignación


I [bleɪz]
1. N
1) (=fire) (in hearth) fuego m ; (=flare-up) llamarada f ; [of buildings etc] incendio m ; (=bonfire) hoguera f ; (=glow) [of fire, sun etc] resplandor m
2) (=display) derroche m

a blaze of colour — un derroche de color

3) (=outburst) arranque m

in a blaze of anger — en un arranque de cólera

in a blaze of publicity — en medio de un gran despliegue publicitario

4)
**

like blazes — hasta más no poder

what the blazes ...? — ¿qué diablos ...? *

go to blazes! — ¡vete a la porra! *

2. VI
1) [fire] arder; [light] resplandecer

the sun was blazing — el sol brillaba implacablemente

all the lights were blazing — brillaban todas las luces

2) [eyes] centellear

to blaze with anger — estar muy indignado, echar chispas *

3.
VT

the news was blazed across the front page — la noticia venía en grandes titulares en la primera plana


II [bleɪz]
1.
N (on animal) mancha f blanca; (on tree) señal f
2.
VT [+ tree] marcar

to blaze a trail — (also fig) abrir camino

* * *

I [bleɪz]
noun
1)
a) c (in grate) fuego m; (bonfire) fogata f, hoguera f; (flames) llamaradas fpl
b) c (dangerous fire) (journ) incendio m
2) (dazzling display) (no pl)

a blaze of color — un derroche de color

in a blaze of glory — cubierto de gloria

3) blazes pl (hell) (colloq & euph)

how/what the blazes ... ? — ¿cómo/qué demonios or diablos ... ? (fam)

like blazes — (very fast) como un bólido (fam)


II
intransitive verb
a) \<\<fire\>\> arder; \<\<lights\>\> brillar, resplandecer*

the sun blazed down — el sol abrasaba

b) \<\<eyes\>\> centellear

she blazed with anger — ardía de indignación


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