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flare
/flɛər/
verb
Ani ve düzensiz bir alevle parlak yanmak
To burn brightly with a sudden, unsteady flame or light.
- The match flared briefly before going out.
- Candles flared in the sudden gust of wind.
- Solar observatories monitor sunspot activity closely because coronal mass ejections can flare unpredictably and disrupt satellite communications.
- During the controlled burn, dry brush began to flare as wind speeds increased, prompting firefighters to adjust their containment strategy.
- Chemical reactions in the laboratory may flare suddenly if reactants are mixed without proper temperature control and ventilation.
- Astronomers detected a distant supernova when the dying star's outer layers began to flare, emitting radiation across multiple wavelengths.
verb
Ani şekilde şiddetlenmek (duygular veya çatışma)
To suddenly become intense or violent (especially emotions or conflict).
- Tempers flared during the heated debate.
- Her arthritis tends to flare up in winter.
verb
Kademeli olarak dışa doğru genişlemek
To widen or spread outward gradually.
- The dress flares at the bottom.
- Her nostrils flared in anger.
noun
Ani ve kısa parlak alev veya ışık patlaması
A sudden brief burst of bright flame or light.
- We saw a flare of light in the distance.
- The sun flare affected the photograph.
noun
İşaret veya aydınlatma için parlak alev üreten cihaz
A device producing a bright flame used as a signal or for illumination.
- The ship fired a distress flare.
- Road flares were placed around the accident.
noun
Kademeli genişleme veya dışa doğru kıvrım, özellikle giysi veya tasarımda
A gradual widening or outward curve, especially in clothing or design.
- These jeans have a slight flare at the ankle.
- The skirt has a dramatic flare.