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flaming

/ˈfleɪ.mɪŋ/

翻译: 形容某物被火焰包围或正在燃烧;也用于比喻,表示强烈的情感,如愤怒或激情。, 指易燃材料燃烧的过程,产生热和光,通常还产生烟。, 动词,表示燃烧并发出火焰或像火焰一样发光,也比喻突然发怒或情绪、激情猛然爆发。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈfleɪ.mɪŋ/B2formal
  • zh形容某物被火焰包围或正在燃烧;也用于比喻,表示强烈的情感,如愤怒或激情。

Describes something that is on fire or burning; also used figuratively to describe intense emotions like anger or passion.

  1. Burning with flamesB1formal

    On fire; emitting flames.

    zh燃烧的

    • The flaming building could be seen from miles away.
    • He threw a flaming torch into the pit.
    • The car crashed and became a flaming wreck.

    同义词ablazeafireaflamealightblazingburningfieryon fire

  2. B1informal

    Used to describe a very bright or intense color, especially red or orange.

    zh火红的

    • She wore a flaming red dress to the party.
    • The sunset was a flaming orange over the ocean.
    • His flaming hair was impossible to miss.

    同义词blazingbrightbrilliantburningfieryglowingintensevivid

  3. Angry or passionateB2informal

    Used to describe strong emotions, especially anger or passion.

    zh愤怒的或热情的

    • He gave a flaming speech against the new policy.
    • She had a flaming argument with her boss.
    • His flaming temper got him into trouble.

    同义词ardentburningfieryfuriousheatedintensepassionatevehement

    反义词calmcomposedcoolmildserene

词形
  • more flaming comparative form
  • most flaming superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈfleɪ.mɪŋ/B1formal
  • zh指易燃材料燃烧的过程,产生热和光,通常还产生烟。

A noun referring to the process of combustion of inflammable materials producing heat and light and often smoke.

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  1. Combustion processB2formal

    The process of burning, where materials produce heat, light, and often smoke.

    zh燃烧

    • The flaming of the dry wood lasted for hours.
    • Firefighters quickly controlled the flaming of the building.
    • The flaming of the oil rig created a massive column of smoke.

    同义词burningcombustionincineration

词形
  • flamings plural form
  • flamings' possessive plural form
  • flaming's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

flame/fleɪm/B2formal
  • zh动词,表示燃烧并发出火焰或像火焰一样发光,也比喻突然发怒或情绪、激情猛然爆发。

A verb used to indicate the act of burning with or emitting flames, or to become suddenly angry or passionate.

  1. Burn with fireB1formal

    To burn brightly or produce flames.

    zh燃烧

    • The logs flamed up as soon as he lit the match.
    • The fire flamed fiercely in the hearth.
    • The building flamed for hours before firefighters arrived.

    同义词blazeburnflareflicker

  2. B2formal

    To become red or bright in color, often due to emotion or heat.

    zh发红

    • Her cheeks flamed with embarrassment.
    • The sunset flamed across the sky.
    • His face flamed with anger.

    同义词blushburnflushglowredden

  3. Send angry messageB2informalIT

    To send an angry, insulting, or offensive message online, especially in a forum or chat.

    zh网络骂战

    • He flamed the user for posting incorrect information.
    • The moderator warned him not to flame other members.
    • She was flamed in the comments for her opinion.

    同义词abuseattackbashberateinsultslamtrash

词形
  • flamed past participle
  • flamed past simple
  • flaming present participle
  • flames third person singular

短语动词变体flame up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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