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blaze up

/bleɪz ʌp/

1 entry

verb

B2formalcommon/bleɪz ʌp/

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, no object

A phrasal verb used to indicate something suddenly burning or flaring up, or (informally) to smoke marijuana.

ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения внезапного возгорания или вспышки, а также (неформально) для курения марихуаны.esVerbo compuesto que significa encenderse o arder de repente con una llama fuerte, y también, de manera informal, fumar marihuana o encenderla.frVerbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait de s'enflammer ou de s'embraser soudainement, ainsi que (familier) pour fumer de la marijuana.dePhrasal verb, das ein plötzliches Aufflammen oder Auflodern von Feuer bezeichnet sowie (umgangssprachlich) das Rauchen von Marihuana.ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar uma ignição ou explosão súbita, e, informalmente, para fumar maconha.zh动词短语,表示突然猛烈地燃烧起来或突然爆发;(非正式)也指开始吸大麻。arفعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى الاشتعال أو التوهج المفاجئ، وكذلك (بشكل غير رسمي) لتدخين الماريجوانا.

  1. Burst into flames informal

    To suddenly start burning strongly or brightly.

    • The dry leaves blazed up instantly when the match was dropped.
    • The campfire blazed up after he added more wood.
    • The old barn blazed up in minutes, lighting up the night sky.

    ruВспыхнутьesArder en llamasfrS'embraserdeAufflammenptIrromper em chamaszh突然燃烧起来arاشتعل فجأة

    Synonyms: catch firecombustflare upignitekindle

    Antonyms: douseextinguishquenchsmotherstifle

  2. Become angry suddenly informal

    To suddenly express strong anger or emotion.

    • He blazed up when he heard the insult.
    • She blazed up at the unfair accusation.
    • The manager blazed up after seeing the mistake in the report.

    ruВспылитьesenfurecerse de repentefrS'emporter soudainementdeAufbrausenptPerder a paciênciazh突然发怒arيغضب فجأة

    Synonyms: blow uperuptexplodeflare up

    Antonyms: appeasecalmsoothe

  • blazed up past participle
  • blazed up past simple
  • blazing up present participle
  • blazes up third person singular

Base verb: blaze