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flamed

/fleɪmd/

Translations

flamedpast participle

/fleɪmd/

More precise grammatical label for a participial adjective; covers all adjectival senses of “flamed”.

enflamméSe dit d’une couleur vive ou intense rappelant des flammes.

A flamed sunset flooded the horizon with scarlet and gold.

Un coucher de soleil enflammé inondait l’horizon de rouge écarlate et d’or.

flamméSe dit d’un motif ou d’un veinage rappelant des flammes, notamment en ébénisterie et en lutherie.

The guitar’s flamed maple top gave it a striking, wavy grain.

La table en érable flammé de la guitare lui donnait un veinage ondé saisissant.

flambéEmploi culinaire : passé au feu ou à la flamme.

The chef served flamed peaches with vanilla ice cream.

Le chef a servi des pêches flambées avec de la glace à la vanille.

Synonyms

flameverb

flamed

Past Simple

flamed

Past Simple

flamed

Past Participle

flaming

Gerund

/fleɪm/

flamber

The logs began to flame brightly in the fireplace.

Les bûches ont commencé à flamber vivement dans la cheminée.

Additional translations

flamerInternet, familier.

Synonyms

Definitions

flamedpast participle

Having a bright or intense colouring that recalls the appearance of flames.

A flamed sunset flooded the horizon with scarlet and gold.

Decorated, figured, or marked with a pattern resembling flames.

The guitar’s flamed maple top gave it a striking, wavy grain.

Subjected to flame or direct fire as part of a process such as cooking, finishing, or cleaning.

The chef served flamed peaches with vanilla ice cream.

flameverb

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.