blaze
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/bleɪz/
🇬🇧
/bleɪz/
intransitive verb
R
to burn with a strong, bright fire
The fire blazed through the forest.
R
to shine very brightly
The sun blazed in the sky.
R
to show strong anger in the eyes
His eyes blaze with anger.
R
to spread news widely and loudly
The news was blazed across all channels.
R
to fire a gun many times quickly
The guns blaze during the battle.
noun
R
a very big and dangerous fire
Firefighters put out the blaze.
R
bright flames in a fire
We sat by the warm blaze.
R
a bright show of light or color
The flowers were a blaze of color.
R
a sudden strong feeling
He spoke in a blaze of anger.
R
a white mark on an animal's face
The horse has a white blaze on its face.
translation
to burn with a strong, bright fire; to shine very brightly; to show strong anger in the eyes; to spread news widely and loudly; to fire a gun many times quickly
a very big and dangerous fire; bright flames in a fire; a bright show of light or color; a sudden strong feeling; a white mark on an animal's face
Word Forms
3rd Present
blazes
Past
blazed
Perfect
blazed
Progressive
blazing
Plural
blazes