flare-up

UK
/ˈfleər ʌp/
US
/ˈflɛr ʌp/

Translations

flare-upnoun
flare-ups
pl
UK
/ˈfleər ʌp/
US
/ˈflɛr ʌp/
He had a flare-up of his old knee injury.
У него произошло обострение старой травмы колена.
There was a sudden flare-up of violence in the city.
В городе произошла внезапная вспышка насилия.
A minor disagreement led to a flare-up between the two friends.
Незначительное разногласие привело к ссоре между двумя друзьями.
flare-upsnoun

flare-up

flare-ups
pl
UK
/ˈfleər ʌps/
US
/ˈflɛr ʌps/
He experienced several flare-ups of his chronic illness last year.
В прошлом году у него было несколько обострений хронической болезни.
There were several flare-ups of violence in the city.
В городе произошло несколько вспышек насилия.
Their relationship was marked by frequent flare-ups.
Их отношения отличались частыми ссорами.

Definitions

flare-upnoun
A sudden outburst or intensification of something, especially of violence, conflict, or emotion.
There was a flare-up of violence in the city after the announcement.
A sudden worsening or recurrence of symptoms in a medical condition.
She experienced a flare-up of her asthma after running in the cold air.
A sudden burst of flame or light.
The flare-up from the campfire startled everyone sitting nearby.
flare-upsnoun
Sudden outbursts or intensifications of something, such as anger, violence, or conflict.
There were several flare-ups of violence during the protest.
Episodes in which a medical condition, especially a chronic one, suddenly becomes worse or more severe.
She experiences frequent flare-ups of her eczema during the winter months.