flaming

UK
/ˈfleɪmɪŋ/
US
/ˈfleɪmɪŋ/
flamingadjektiv
more flaming
Komp.
most flaming
Super.
UK
/ˈfleɪ.mɪŋ/
US
/ˈfleɪ.mɪŋ/
Übersetzungen
The flaming sunset painted the sky in vibrant colors.
Пылающий закат окрасил небо в яркие цвета.
The flaming torch lit up the dark cave.
Горящий факел освещал тёмную пещеру.
Her flaming passion for music was evident in every performance.
Её пламенная страсть к музыке была очевидна в каждом выступлении.
Definitionen
Burning with flames.
The flaming logs crackled in the fireplace.
Very bright or intense in color.
She wore a flaming red dress to the party.
Passionately or intensely emotional.
He gave a flaming speech that moved the audience.
Extremely or conspicuously obvious.
It was a flaming lie, and everyone knew it.
flamingsubstantiv
flamings
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The flaming of the bonfire could be seen from miles away.
Пламя костра было видно за много миль.
The flaming of the candle created a warm atmosphere in the room.
Горение свечи создавало теплую атмосферу в комнате.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The act of sending offensive or inflammatory messages online, typically in a public forum.
The discussion quickly devolved into flaming, with users hurling insults at each other.
The act or process of burning or producing flames; combustion.
The sudden flaming of the dry leaves startled the campers.
flamingadverb
Used informally as an intensifier, chiefly in British, Australian and New Zealand English.
Definitionen
Used as an intensifier meaning ‘very’, often to express annoyance or emphasis.
It's flaming cold out here!
flameverb

flaming

Gerundium

flamed
Präteritum
flamed
Partizip Perfekt
flaming
Gerundium
UK
/fleɪm/
US
/fleɪm/
Übersetzungen
The campfire began to flame brightly in the night.
Костер начал ярко пылать ночью.
Her anger would flame up at the slightest provocation.
Ее гнев вспыхивал при малейшей провокации.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To burn with a bright flame.
The logs began to flame brightly in the fireplace.
To criticize or insult someone, especially in a heated or angry manner, typically in an online context.
He flamed the user in the comments section for their controversial opinion.
flamesubstantiv
Definitionen
A hot, glowing body of ignited gas that is generated by something on fire.
The flame from the candle flickered gently in the breeze.
A strong feeling of passion or love.
Their old flame was rekindled after many years apart.
A person with whom one has a romantic relationship.
He introduced his new flame to his friends at the party.
A bright reddish-orange color.
She wore a dress of flame that caught everyone's attention.
An angry or insulting message posted on the Internet or another digital communication channel.
After she voiced her opinion, her inbox filled with flames from disgruntled readers.
flameadjektiv
Definitionen
Of a bright reddish-orange colour; flame-coloured.
The sunset was flame against the darkening sky.