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flame-out

/ˈfleɪm.aʊt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'extinction de la flamme dans un réacteur par manque de carburant ou combustion défaillante, ou, plus généralement, un échec total ou spectaculaire.

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noun

/ˈfleɪm.aʊt/C1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant l'extinction de la flamme dans un réacteur par manque de carburant ou combustion défaillante, ou, plus généralement, un échec total ou spectaculaire.

A noun referring to the failure of a jet engine due to an interruption of fuel supply or faulty combustion, or more generally, a complete or conspicuous failure.

  1. Engine failureC1formaltechnical

    The failure of a jet engine caused by an interruption of the fuel supply or by faulty combustion.

    frExtinction de moteur

    • The pilot reported a flame-out in the left engine shortly after takeoff.
    • Engineers are investigating the cause of the sudden flame-out.
    • A flame-out can be dangerous if it occurs during critical flight phases.
  2. Complete failureC1informalamerican

    A complete or conspicuous failure, often in a dramatic or public way.

    frÉchec complet

    • The product launch was a total flame-out; sales were abysmal.
    • His political career ended in a spectacular flame-out after the scandal.
    • The startup's flame-out was a cautionary tale for investors.

    Synonymesbustcatastrophecollapsedebacledisasterfailurefiascoflopmeltdownwashout

    Antonymessuccesstriumphvictory

Formes
  • flame-outs plural form
  • flame-outs' possessive plural form
  • flame-out's possessive singular form
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