flaring

UK
/ˈfleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈflerɪŋ/

Translations

flaringnoun
flarings
pl
The flaring of the campfire illuminated the dark forest.
Le flamboiement du feu de camp illuminait la forêt sombre.
évasementTechnique, notamment pour une ouverture qui s’élargit vers l’extérieur.
The flaring of the exhaust pipe was designed to reduce noise.
L’évasement du tuyau d’échappement a été conçu pour réduire le bruit.
torchageSens technique, industrie pétrolière et gazière.
Gas flaring is often used to dispose of excess methane at remote well sites.
Le torchage du gaz est souvent utilisé pour éliminer l’excès de méthane sur des sites de forage isolés.
Additional translations
emballementPour un accès soudain d’émotion ou d’activité.
flaringadjective
more flaring
Comp.
most flaring
Super.
UK
/ˈfleərɪŋ/
US
/ˈflɛrɪŋ/
évaséPour une forme qui s’élargit vers l’extérieur.
The flaring skirt added a dramatic touch to her outfit.
La jupe évasée ajoutait une touche spectaculaire à sa tenue.
enflamméPour une lumière, une flamme ou une intensité soudaine.
The flaring torch lit up the dark cave.
La torche enflammée a éclairé la grotte sombre.
flareverb

flaring

Gerund

flared
Past Simple
flared
Past Participle
flaring
Gerund
UK
/fleə/
US
/fler/
s’embraserse dit d’un feu qui prend soudainement de l’intensité
The campfire flared up as more wood was added.
Le feu de camp s’est embrasé lorsqu’on a ajouté plus de bois.
s’enflammerau sens figuré, pour une colère ou une tension
Tensions flared during the heated debate.
Les tensions se sont enflammées pendant le débat houleux.
s’évaserpour une forme qui s’élargit vers le bas
The skirt flared at the bottom, giving it a stylish look.
La jupe s’évasait en bas, ce qui lui donnait une allure élégante.
Additional translations
émettre une lumièresignalisation

Definitions

flaringnoun
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.
flaringadjective
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
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.