flame out

1. To be very unsuccessful or fail. That guy flamed out really quickly—his NBA career lasted only a few months.2. To stop working or functioning properly, as due to the presence of, possibly excessive, heat. The mechanic better not tell me my engine flamed out because I don't have enough money to deal with that right now.See also: flame, out

flame out

v.1. To fail: Their new Internet company flamed out after only a few months.2. To emit a flame that causes a malfunction; to burn out. Used of engines: I tried to restore that old car, but the engine flamed out.See also: flame, out

单词	flame out
释义	DictionarySeeflame flame out flame out 1. To be very unsuccessful or fail. That guy flamed out really quickly—his NBA career lasted only a few months.2. To stop working or functioning properly, as due to the presence of, possibly excessive, heat. The mechanic better not tell me my engine flamed out because I don't have enough money to deal with that right now.See also: flame, out flame out v.1. To fail: Their new Internet company flamed out after only a few months.2. To emit a flame that causes a malfunction; to burn out. Used of engines: I tried to restore that old car, but the engine flamed out.See also: flame, out
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