英:[fleɪm]
美:[fleɪm]
英:[fleɪm]
美:[fleɪm]
复数:flames
第三人称单数:flames
现在分词:flaming
过去式:flamed
过去分词:flamed
flameless (adj.), flamelike (adj.)
词根:flame
adj.flamboyant 艳丽的;火焰似的;炫耀的
flaming 燃烧的;火红的;激昂的
n.flamboyant 凤凰木
flamethrower 火焰喷射器;喷火器
v.flaming 燃烧;变亮;发光(flame的ing形式)
noun
the glowing gaseous part of a fire
a state of blazing combustion
the car burst into flame
a condition or appearance suggesting a flame or burning: such as
brilliance, brightness
sweetheart sense 2
the memory, reputation, or beliefs of a deceased personbroadly: memory
keeper of the flame
an angry, hostile, or abusive electronic message
verb
intransitive verb
to burn with a flame : blaze
to burst or break out violently or passionately
flaming with indignation
to send an angry, hostile, or abusive electronic message
to shine brightly : glow
color flaming up in her cheeks
transitive verb
to send or convey by means of flame
flame a message by signal fires
to treat or affect with flame: such as
to sear, sterilize, or destroy by fire
flambé
to send an angry, hostile, or abusive electronic message to or about
flame retardant[化]阻燃剂
olympic flame奥林匹克圣火
flame cutting火焰切割;气割
flame propagation火焰传播
go up in flames毁于一旦;着火;破灭
flame resistance阻燃性;耐燃性
flame spread火焰传播;火焰蔓延;展焰性
old flame旧情人(俚语)
flame spraying火焰喷涂
flame ionization火焰电离
flame ionization detector火焰离子化检测器;火焰电离检测器
flame resistant耐火的;防爆的;耐燃性;耐燃物
sacred flame圣火
eternal flame永恒的烈火
flame arrester灭火器
open flame明火
diffusion flame扩散火焰
burst into flame点火;着火;一下子燃烧起来;突然烧起来
flame holdern. 火焰稳定器,稳焰器
gas flame气火焰
这组词都有“火焰、烈火、光”的意思,其区别是:
flash指突然发出而随即消失的闪光。
glare指眩目的光。
blaze指猛烈燃烧所发生强烈的光。
glow指像冶炼铁和钢时发出的红光。
flare指摇曳的火焰。
light普通用词,指日、月、星或灯等的光。
twinkle指如星光等的闪烁。
glitter指连续发出闪烁不定的光。
flame指一条或多条火舌,多用复数形式,指由许多火舌构成的大火。
以上来源于网络
Middle English flaume,也有 flaumbe、flambe、flame、flamme,大约14世纪中期,意为“一束火焰”;大约14世纪末期,意思扩展到“燃烧的团块,一场火;通常指火,作为一种元素;”同时也有比喻意味,用于指情感的“热度”或“火焰”,源自盎格鲁-法语flaume、flaumbe“一束火焰”(古法语 flambe,10世纪),来自拉丁语 flammula“小火焰”,是 flamma“火焰,熊熊燃烧的火”的缩小词,来自原始印欧语*bhleg-“发光,闪光”,根源于词根 *bhel- (1)“发亮,闪光,燃烧”。
意为“爱人,激情的对象”的含义,起源于17世纪40年代;“热情如火”的比喻意思在中古英语中就已存在,而古法语和拉丁语中的名词也都意味着“爱的火焰,激情的焰火”,而在拉丁语中更是指“心爱的对象”。澳大利亚的flame-tree源于1857年,因其红色花朵而得名。
火焰,焰样:发光的,不规则的外观(常伴有从强烈激发的化学物中发出的光所引起的燃烧)或指类似这样的外观
火焰灭菌:用暴露于火焰的方法使物件灭菌
离焰
flame-lift, lifting
Noun Middle English flaume, flaumbe, from Anglo-French flame (from Latin flamma) & flambe, flamble, from Latin flammula, diminutive of flamma flame; akin to Latin flagrare to burn — more at black >entry 1
The first known use of flame was in the 14th century
flamingonoun
any of several rosy-white birds with scarlet wings, a very long neck and legs, and a broad bill bent down at the end that are often found wading in shallow water
flamingonoun
any of several rosy-white birds with scarlet wings, a very long neck and legs, and a broad bill bent down at the end that are often found wading in shallow water
flame1 of 2noun
the glowing gas that makes up part of a fire
a state of burning brightly a building in flames
the car burst into flame
a condition or appearance suggesting a flame
the person one is in love with : sweetheart
an old flame
a hostile or rude electronic message
sent me a flame by email
flame2 of 2verb
to burn with a flame : blaze
to burst or break out violently
flaming with anger
to shine brightly
to treat or affect by flame or fireespecially: to sterilize by a flame
to send a hostile or rude electronic message to or about
flame1 of 2noun
the glowing gas that makes up part of a fire
a state of burning brightly a building in flames
the car burst into flame
a condition or appearance suggesting a flame
the person one is in love with : sweetheart
an old flame
a hostile or rude electronic message
sent me a flame by email
flame2 of 2verb
to burn with a flame : blaze
to burst or break out violently
flaming with anger
to shine brightly
to treat or affect by flame or fireespecially: to sterilize by a flame
to send a hostile or rude electronic message to or about
flame1 of 2noun
the glowing gas that makes up part of a fire
a state of burning brightly a building in flames
the car burst into flame
a condition or appearance suggesting a flame
the person one is in love with : sweetheart
an old flame
a hostile or rude electronic message
sent me a flame by email
flame2 of 2verb
to burn with a flame : blaze
to burst or break out violently
flaming with anger
to shine brightly
to treat or affect by flame or fireespecially: to sterilize by a flame
to send a hostile or rude electronic message to or about
flame1 of 2noun
the glowing gas that makes up part of a fire
a state of burning brightly a building in flames
the car burst into flame
a condition or appearance suggesting a flame
the person one is in love with : sweetheart
an old flame
a hostile or rude electronic message
sent me a flame by email
flame2 of 2verb
to burn with a flame : blaze
to burst or break out violently
flaming with anger
to shine brightly
to treat or affect by flame or fireespecially: to sterilize by a flame
to send a hostile or rude electronic message to or about
flametransitive verb
to cleanse or sterilize by fire
1 I turned the knob, and the flame sparked before calming.
2 Thinking that I had probably asked a dumb, or worse, a wrong question, I coyly dropped my eyes and stared at the smouldering flames.
3 Seven years ago we all went through the flames; and the happiness of some of us since then is, we think, well worth the pain we endured.
4 The world has transformed to flame and smoke.
5 She remembered him crouched in front of the stone hearth, feeding her toys into the flames.
6 I sat down across the hearth from Argaven, and saw his face in the light of the flames.
7 On the linoleum rug before the stove the flames from the burners made luminous reflections—five little golden lanterns.
8 The flames turned blue, and I heard a voice answer his call, though I did not understand the words they spoke.
9 As the flowers flare up, a burst of blue flame envelops the rose and devours it.
10 But next moment Harry had begun to spin very fast, and the Dursleys’ living room was whipped out of sight in a rush of emerald-green flames.
11 They were in the shadow of the mountains, but the shadows of late afternoon hardly mattered next to the glare of flame that bloodied the stone.
12 And the Goblet of Fire turned red once more; sparks showered out of it; the tongue of flame shot high into the air, and from its tip Dumbledore pulled the third piece of parchment.
13 Meanwhile Robert, addressing Mrs. Pontellier, continued to tell of his one time hopeless passion for Madame Ratignolle; of sleepless nights, of consuming flames till the very sea sizzled when he took his daily plunge.
14 In reply he only threw back his head and laughed, making the scar flame on the side of his face.
15 If they were good, a small blue flame would still be burning at the bottom of the glass when they slammed it down on the bar.
16 After narrowly escaping the flames the night before, Joseph Chamberlin had gone to the North Division to watch the fire there.
17 In the dark with the flame between them they could see each other’s faces.
18 The wind and updraft lifted flames hundreds of feet into the sky and created such a bright light that it reminded some people of daylight.
19 Festus whirred in alarm and blew flames into the night sky.
20 A few pines along the edge of the wood had been scorched, but deeper in the damp soil and green wood had defeated the flames.
2 发送愤怒的电子邮件
3 焚烧
4 恋人
5 闪耀
flash flaring ablaze spark glare glist fulgurate play shine glance sparkle brighten glint spangle shiny glittering glittery twinkling glancing starlike beamy scintillant aglare twinkle gleam glisten scintillation coruscation flare kindle blaze glitter coruscate emblaze
6 爆发
access wave storm explosion outbreak riot firework breakout torrent eruption gust outburst outpouring break boil explode erupt break forth hissy fit burst flare-up occur flare ignite plosion blaze tornado unleash break out boil over explosive eruptive start hurricane outflow detonation belch bursting detonate fulminate fire blowout
7 鲜艳的色彩
8 放光
10 激情
violent passional blood passion emotion fire feeling soul rage ardour oestrus pash nympholepsy ardent zeal incandescent feelingly transport violence verve pizzazz hwyl lust flaming vehement heat glow fervor fervour furore reins inflammatory agitato intensity pulse enthusiasm lyricism furor vehemence
11 燃烧
ablaze aflame IN fire combustion burn glow flare kindle ignite on fire burning flaming red ardent inflammation combust quicken set fire to live lighted alight ignition set on fire blaze fiery incendiary conflagrant ustulation kindling inflame afire fire call fire lane blazing burny flamy enkindle conflagrate low catch emblaze
13 相好
15 摇动
rocky shaky rock shake sway jolt wag tremble shimmy convulse dance pan swing feather slosh waggle whiffle
16 火舌
19 发光
golden sparkling shining lucid luminous incandescent lucent illuminant luminiferous coruscant shine glow kindle blaze gleam coruscate glister beam radiant effulgent bright shiny orient photogenic aglow fire radiation irradiation burn radiate light radiative irradiate flaring photic sheeny lightsome streamy irradiant luminant luciferous ablaze radiance luminance irradiance luminescence glance gloss brighten glisten luminesce glint agleam luminary beaming luminescent irradiated beamy needfire glitter gloze effulge resplend fulgurate sun lamp ignite sheen luster
20 情人
light-o'-love love woman heart girlfriend mistress sweetheart Jill inamorata sweeting truelove ladylove sweetie pie honey bunch young lady lady friend partner lover girl-friend girl boy lady gill lass jo turtledove soul mate best girl queen boyfriend Jo dona lady-love bon swainish man follower steady bully lad mash darling papa valentine admirer beau paramour lassie swain leman amorist heartthrob sweetiepie friend fair bird rave squire gallant Jane ladybird amour Phyllis mort oppo Dulcinea acushla hinny
21 激怒
passionary blazing livid passional heat tear passion bug inflammation irritation provocation exasperation furor bate catfit wroth fire explode blaze rattle inflame madden burn gravel provoke irritate grate exacerbate aggravate incense gripe ruffle ire enrage rouse huff infuriate rile exasperate niggle rankle embitter imbitter acerbate blow a gasket fly out
24 点燃
burn firing light fire Spark kindle ignite inflame illume enkindle set fire to put a match to litten lunt set spit emblaze
25 激动
high-wrought wrought-up great hot excited inflammatory turbulent agitated white-hot concussive apoplectic incensed flurried aquiver keyed-up atingle athrill effervescency feeling passion shake excitement pulse warmth fermentation ferment agony lather agitation flutter tumult dither fire heat thrill kindle fret tingle excite rattle inflame emotionalize fire-up lose cool be worked up take fire get hot set afire exciting mad burning hectic tumultuous high-pitched melodramatic ebullient state stir flush sensation hyper throb seethe fan toss sweep flurry agitate vex impassion wig out
26 着火
alight ablaze aflame afire inflammation combustion light catch kindle ignite fire blaze inflame in a blaze
27 橙黄色
28 爱人
love beloved mistress true-love queen lover lovey leman baby fair dear darling sweetheart beau acushla heartthrob boy friend
31 光辉
splendid luminous lustrous resplendent effulgent splendiferous fire glitter brilliance splendor sheen luster effrontery glister relucent glowing lucid fulgent irradiant bright shine ray glow blaze halo radiance luminosity glisten lustre splendour irradiance effulgence resplendence noble radiant blazing lucent auroral refulgent splendorous splendent aurorean luculent fulgid light sun glory brightness irradiation aureole refulgence coruscation
35 热情
intense passionate flaming ardent soulful fervent torrid vehement fervid appassionato passional appassionata passionately ardently zealously jazzily fervidity fire heat passion electricity glow temperament zest fervor mettle verve hotness ardor fervency zealousness pash ardency jazziness élan white heat heart snap enthusiasm warmth devotion zeal vim sizzle gusto fervour vigour zing ardour entrain get-up-and-go young-eyed hot warm tropical enthusiastic warm-hearted perfervid heartily blood soul bang rage eagerness zealot unction patho- warm blooded zeloso furioso passionary warm-blooded gee-whiz full-blooded warmhearted warmly morale lust starch heartthrob furor vehemence gyp stingo hwyl lead in pencil