blaze

Idioma: es

🇬🇧 /ˈbleɪz/ 🇺🇸 /ˈbleɪz/

📖 Definiciones

noun
Gran incendio; luz cegadora; Explosión; destello; Estrella (equino); señal de camino; Rabia repentina; A toda velocidad; maldita sea

EN: A large, fiercely burning fire.; A bright, intense light or glare.; A brilliant display or outburst, as of color, emotion, or activity.; A white mark or stripe on the face of an animal, especially a horse.; A mark made on a tree, usually by cutting off a piece of bark, to indicate a trail or boundary.; A sudden, intense outburst of anger or excitement.; A very fast speed; full speed.; (Informal) Used as a mild expletive or intensifier, as in 'what the blaze' or 'like blazes'.
verb
arder; brillar intensamente; Marcar con señales; destacar visiblemente; fuego sostenido; Eclipsarse de ira; abrir un camino

EN: To burn fiercely or brightly.; To shine with a bright, intense light.; To mark a tree or trail with blazes.; To be conspicuous or prominent; to stand out vividly.; To fire a gun rapidly and continuously.; To be furiously angry.; To pioneer or establish a new path or course of action (often used with 'trail').
adjective
ardiente

EN: Burning fiercely; blazing.

contable Plural: blazes 3.ª pers. sing.: blazes Pasado: blazed Participio pasado: blazed Participio presente: blazing

blaze a trailblaze of glorylike blazesblaze upin a blazeblaze through

blazerblazingblazingly

flamefireinfernoconflagrationflare

blasé

EN: 'blasé' means unimpressed or indifferent due to overexposure; 'blaze' refers to a fierce fire or bright light.

es: 'blasé' significa no impresionado o indiferente debido a la sobreexposición; 'blaze' se refiere a un fuego intenso o una luz brillante.

blazon

EN: 'blazon' means to display or proclaim widely (especially heraldic arms); 'blaze' refers to a fire or to mark a trail.

es: 'blazon' significa exhibir o proclamar ampliamente (especialmente armas heráldicas); 'blaze' se refiere a un fuego o a marcar un sendero.

EN: Do not confuse 'blaze' (a fire) with 'blasé' (indifferent), which has an accent and a completely different meaning.

es: No confunda 'blaze' (un fuego) con 'blasé' (indiferente), que tiene un acento y un significado completamente diferente.

The blaze destroyed three buildings before firefighters could contain it.

El incendio destruyó tres edificios antes de que los bomberos pudieran controlarlo.
The blaze of the midday sun made it difficult to see.

El resplandor del sol de mediodía dificultaba la visión.
The garden was a blaze of color in the spring.

El jardín era una explosión de color en primavera.
The horse had a distinctive blaze running down its nose.

El caballo tenía una distintiva marca blanca en la nariz.
We followed the blazes on the trees to find our way through the forest.

Seguimos las marcas en los árboles para encontrar nuestro camino a través del bosque.
He flew into a blaze of fury when he heard the news.

Se enfureció al escuchar la noticia.
The car went by at a blaze.

El coche pasó a toda velocidad.
What the blaze are you doing here?

¿Qué demonios haces aquí?
The bonfire blazed throughout the night.

La hoguera ardió toda la noche.
The stars blazed in the clear night sky.

Las estrellas brillaban en el claro cielo nocturno.