flaring

UK
/ˈfleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈflerɪŋ/
flaringsubstantiv
flarings
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The flaring of the sun was visible from Earth.
Вспышка на солнце была видна с Земли.
The flaring of emotions was evident during the argument.
Вспыхивание эмоций было очевидно во время спора.
The flaring of the torch lit up the cave.
Пламя факела освещало пещеру.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A sudden burst of bright flame or light.
The flaring of the campfire illuminated the dark forest.
A gradual widening or spreading out, especially at the end of a tube or pipe.
The flaring of the exhaust pipe was designed to reduce noise.
A sudden outburst of emotion or activity.
There was a flaring of tempers during the heated debate.
The controlled burning of waste natural gas from an oil or gas facility.
Gas flaring is often used to dispose of excess methane at remote well sites.
flaringadjektiv
more flaring
Komp.
most flaring
Super.
UK
/ˈfleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɛrɪŋ/
Übersetzungen
The flaring lights caught everyone's attention.
Вспыхивающие огни привлекли внимание всех.
She wore a flaring skirt that swayed as she walked.
Она носила расклешенную юбку, которая колыхалась, когда она шла.
Definitionen
Having a shape that widens or spreads outward.
The flaring skirt added a dramatic touch to her outfit.
Characterized by a sudden burst of light or flame.
The flaring torch lit up the dark cave.
Suddenly becoming more intense or active.
His flaring temper was well-known among his colleagues.
flareverb

flaring

Gerundium

flared
Präteritum
flared
Partizip Perfekt
flaring
Gerundium
UK
/fleə/
US
/fler/
Übersetzungen
The fire would occasionally flare up with a gust of wind.
Огонь время от времени вспыхивал от порыва ветра.
Tensions began to flare between the two countries.
Напряженность начала разгораться между двумя странами.
The skirt flares out at the bottom.
Юбка расширяется к низу.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To burn with a sudden intensity or burst of flame.
The campfire flared up as more wood was added.
To become suddenly angry or violent.
Tensions flared during the heated debate.
To expand or spread outward in shape.
The skirt flared at the bottom, giving it a stylish look.
To signal or attract attention with a bright light.
The lighthouse flared to guide the ships safely to shore.
flaresubstantiv
Definitionen
A sudden brief burst of bright flame or light.
The flare from the match illuminated the dark room for a moment.
A device producing a bright flame, used especially as a signal or marker.
The sailors used a flare to signal for help when their boat was stranded.
A gradual widening, especially of a skirt or pants.
The dress had a beautiful flare at the bottom, giving it an elegant look.
A sudden outburst of emotion, especially anger.
There was a flare of anger in his eyes when he heard the news.
A sudden recurrence or worsening of symptoms or disease.
She experienced a flare of her arthritis symptoms during the cold weather.
An unwanted streak, ghost, or ring of light produced by internal reflections or scattering in a camera lens or optical system.
Shooting directly toward the sun produced a distracting flare in the photograph.
flareadjektiv
Definitionen
Designating or relating to something that emits or uses a flare or bright signal light.
The pilot reached for the flare gun in case of emergency.
Gradually widening toward the bottom in shape.
She preferred flare trousers to skinny jeans.