flare out

• Verbo frasal que significa extenderse hacia afuera, ensancharse o aumentar en forma, o estallar en una llamarada o intensidad repentina.

A phrasal verb used to indicate spreading outward, widening, or expanding in shape, or to describe a sudden outburst or increase in intensity.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. formal

   To gradually become wider or spread outward, often describing shapes or objects.

   Ensancharse hacia afuera

   • The skirt flares out at the bottom.
   • The walls of the vase flare out near the top.
   • The road flares out into a wide boulevard.

   Sinónimosbroadendilateexpandfan outsplayspreadwiden

   Antónimoscontractconvergenarrowtaper

2. Lose intensity or failinformalamerican

   To suddenly lose strength, momentum, or effectiveness after a promising start.

   desinflarse

   • The team's offense flared out in the second half.
   • His enthusiasm flared out after the initial excitement.
   • The campaign flared out due to lack of funding.

   Sinónimosburn outcollapsedwindlefade outfizzle outflame-outpeter outwane

   Antónimosendurepersistprevailsucceedthrive

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