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flare up

/flɛr ʌp/

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verb

/flɛr ʌp/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения внезапной вспышки эмоций, активности или внезапного рецидива заболевания или возгорания.

A phrasal verb used to indicate a sudden outburst of emotion, activity, or a sudden recurrence of a medical condition or fire.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, no object

  1. Suddenly burn or blazeformal

    To suddenly burst into flames or a bright light.

    ruВспыхнуть

    • The campfire flared up when he added more wood.
    • The match flared up briefly before going out.
    • The gas leak caused the stove to flare up dangerously.

    Synonymsblaze uperuptflashignite

    Antonymsdouseextinguishquenchsmotherstifle

  2. Become suddenly angryinformal

    To suddenly become very angry or agitated.

    ruВспылить

    • He flared up when he heard the criticism.
    • She flared up at the unfair accusation.
    • The argument flared up again after a brief pause.

    Synonymsblow upexplodefly off the handlego ballistichit the rooflose itsee red

    Antonymscalmcomposesoothe

  3. Return of symptomsformalmedical

    To suddenly become worse or more intense, especially regarding a medical condition.

    ruОбострение

    • Her arthritis flared up during the cold weather.
    • The patient's asthma flared up after exposure to pollen.
    • His back pain flared up after lifting heavy boxes.

    Synonymsintensifyreappearrecrudescerecurrelapsereturnworsen

    Antonymsabateremitsubside

Forms
  • flared up past participle
  • flared up past simple
  • flaring up present participle
  • flares up third person singular

Base verbflare

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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