smoulder

• Sustantivo que designa un fuego que arde lentamente sin llama visible, produciendo humo denso; también puede referirse a un sentimiento latente o reprimido que no se manifiesta abiertamente.

A noun referring to a fire that burns slowly and produces thick smoke without a visible flame.

1. Smoldering fireB2formal

   A fire that burns slowly with thick smoke but without a visible flame.

   Fuego que arde sin llama

   • The campfire had died down to a smoulder by morning.
   • A smoulder in the fireplace kept the room warm.
   • The forest fire was reduced to a smoulder after the rain.

   Sinónimossmolder

• Verbo que se usa para indicar una combustión lenta con humo pero sin llama, o para describir un sentimiento reprimido de ira o resentimiento.

A verb used to indicate the act of burning slowly with smoke but no flame, or to describe a feeling of suppressed anger or resentment.

1. Burn slowly without flameB2formal

   To burn slowly with smoke but no flame, often producing a glowing ember.

   Arder lentamente sin llama

   • The campfire continued to smoulder long after the flames died down.
   • The cigarette butt smouldered in the ashtray.
   • The embers smouldered under the ash for hours.

   Sinónimosglowseethesimmersmolder

2. Suppress strong emotionsB2formal

   To have strong feelings of anger, hatred, or passion that are not openly expressed.

   Arder en emociones contenidas

   • He smouldered with resentment after the unfair criticism.
   • She smouldered with jealousy when she saw them together.
   • The tension between them smouldered beneath a calm surface.

   Sinónimosboilburnchafefumeseethesimmer

   Antónimosexpressoutburstvent