英语词汇“flame”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

flamenoun

uk/fleɪm/us/fleɪm/

flame noun (FIRE)

B2 [ C or U ] a stream of hot, burning gas from something on fire:

The flames grew larger as the fire spread.

The car flipped over and burst into flames (= started burning immediately).

When the fire engine arrived the house was already in flames (= burning).

More examples

The plane dived towards the ground and exploded in a ball of flame.
A sheet of flame shot up into the air immediately after the explosion.
It took the firefighters several hours to extinguish the flames.
There was a series of explosions and the van burst into flames.
The car blew up when flames reached its fuel tank.

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Fire & flame

beacon
blaze
bonfire
brand
bush fire
campfire
conflagration
fire
fireball
firepit
firestorm
flare
inferno
open fire
open fireplace
pilot
spark
wildfire

flame noun (EMOTION)

[ C ] literary a powerful feeling:

Flames of passion swept through both of them.

See also

old flame

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Strong feelings

agony
all-consuming
anguish
ardent
be beside yourself idiom
be convulsed with laughter, rage, etc. idiom
beside
explosive
fiery
hormonal
hot-blooded
impassioned
ineffable
inexpressible
profound
siren call
supercharged
unquenchable
vehement
vehemently

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flame noun (COMPUTING)

[ C ] slang an angry or offensive email:

flame wars

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Internet terminology

.co.uk
all-you-can-eat
API
app
banner
BBS
bitcoin
bounce
e-commerce
firewall
instant messaging
ISP
JPEG
posting
troll
unlike
vlog
VOD
Web 2.0
web-enabled

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Idiom(s)

go up in flames

flameverb

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flame verb (BURN)

[ I ] literary to burn (more) brightly:

The fire flamed cosily in the hearth.

The fire suddenly flamed (up).

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Burning, burnt & on fire

ablaze
alight
blaze
burned out
burnt
burnt out
burst
char
flammable
forest fire
frazzled
go up in flames idiom
incinerate
inextinguishable
scald
sear
singe
smoke
smolder
spontaneous combustion

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flame verb (EMOTION)

[ I ] literary If an emotion flames, you feel it suddenly and strongly:

Seeing the damage made hatred flame within her.

[ I ] literary to suddenly become hot and red with emotion:

His face flamed (red) with anger.

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Exploding and erupting

blast
blow (sb/sth) up
blowout
burst
burst in on sb/sth
burst in/into (somewhere)
detonate
erupt
explode
explosion
flare
go
go off
go pop idiom
go up
ignite
live
pop
set
set sth off

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Expressing and showing feelings

flame verb (COMPUTING)

[ T ] slang to send an angry or insulting email:

Please don't flame me if you disagree with this message.

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Internet terminology

.co.uk
all-you-can-eat
API
app
banner
BBS
bitcoin
bounce
e-commerce
firewall
instant messaging
ISP
JPEG
posting
troll
unlike
vlog
VOD
Web 2.0
web-enabled

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单词	flame
释义	Contents noun (3) flame (FIRE) flame (EMOTION) flame (COMPUTING) verb (3) flame (BURN) flame (EMOTION) flame (COMPUTING) Contents noun (1) flame (LIGHT) verb (2) flame (BURN) flame (SHOW ANGER) Contents noun (1) flame (1) verb (1) flame (1) English American Business flamenoun uk/fleɪm/us/fleɪm/ flame noun (FIRE) B2 [ C or U ] a stream of hot, burning gas from something on fire: The flames grew larger as the fire spread. The car flipped over and burst into flames (= started burning immediately). When the fire engine arrived the house was already in flames (= burning). More examples The plane dived towards the ground and exploded in a ball of flame. A sheet of flame shot up into the air immediately after the explosion. It took the firefighters several hours to extinguish the flames. There was a series of explosions and the van burst into flames. The car blew up when flames reached its fuel tank. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fire & flame beacon blaze bonfire brand bush fire campfire conflagration fire fireball firepit firestorm flare inferno open fire open fireplace pilot spark wildfire flame noun (EMOTION) [ C ] literary a powerful feeling: Flames of passion swept through both of them. See also old flame Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Strong feelings agony all-consuming anguish ardent be beside yourself idiom be convulsed with laughter, rage, etc. idiom beside explosive fiery hormonal hot-blooded impassioned ineffable inexpressible profound siren call supercharged unquenchable vehement vehemently See more results » flame noun (COMPUTING) [ C ] slang an angry or offensive email: flame wars Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Internet terminology .co.uk all-you-can-eat API app banner BBS bitcoin bounce e-commerce firewall instant messaging ISP JPEG posting troll unlike vlog VOD Web 2.0 web-enabled See more results » Idiom(s) go up in flames flameverb uk/fleɪm/us/fleɪm/ flame verb (BURN) [ I ] literary to burn (more) brightly: The fire flamed cosily in the hearth. The fire suddenly flamed (up). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Burning, burnt & on fire ablaze alight blaze burned out burnt burnt out burst char flammable forest fire frazzled go up in flames idiom incinerate inextinguishable scald sear singe smoke smolder spontaneous combustion See more results » flame verb (EMOTION) [ I ] literary If an emotion flames, you feel it suddenly and strongly: Seeing the damage made hatred flame within her. [ I ] literary to suddenly become hot and red with emotion: His face flamed (red) with anger. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Exploding and erupting blast *blow (sb/sth)* up blowout burst** burst in on sb/sth burst in/into (somewhere) detonate erupt explode explosion flare go go off go pop idiom go up ignite live pop set *set sth* off See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Expressing and showing feelings flame verb (COMPUTING) [ T ] slang to send an angry or insulting email: Please don't flame me if you disagree with this message. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Internet terminology .co.uk all-you-can-eat API app banner BBS bitcoin bounce e-commerce firewall instant messaging ISP JPEG posting troll unlike vlog VOD Web 2.0 web-enabled See more results » flamenoun [ C/U ] us/fleɪm/ flame noun [ C/U ] (LIGHT) the hot light of a fire: [ U ] The logs in the fireplace burst into flame. The house was in flames (= burning). flameverb us/fleɪm/ flame verb (BURN) [ I ] to burn brightly or more brightly: The fire suddenly flamed (up). flame verb (SHOW ANGER) [ I/T ] to show anger by turning red: [ I ] His face flamed and he started stammering. [ I/T ] If you flame someone you disagree with, you send insulting electronic messages about that person over the Internet: [ T ] He was flamed by several other people in the chat room. flamenoun [ C ] uk/fleɪm/usCOMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET an angry or offensive message that is sent by email or left on a message board, etc. flameverb [ I or T ] uk/fleɪm/usCOMMUNICATIONS, INTERNET to send an angry or offensive message to someone using email, or by leaving it on a message board, etc.:** When participating in these forums, you should never flame other participants.
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flamenoun

flame noun (FIRE)

flame noun (EMOTION)

flame noun (COMPUTING)

Idiom(s)

flameverb

flame verb (BURN)

flame verb (EMOTION)

flame verb (COMPUTING)

flamenoun [ C/U ]

flame noun [ C/U ] (LIGHT)

flameverb

flame verb (BURN)

flame verb (SHOW ANGER)

flamenoun [ C ]

flameverb [ I or T ]