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1 entflammen
geh.I v/t (hat entflammt) entfachenII v/i (ist)2. fig. entbrennen* * *to kindle* * *ent|flạm|men [ɛnt'flamən] ptp entfla\#mmt1. vt (fig)to (a)rouse; Leidenschaft, Hass auch to inflame; Begeisterung to fire2. vr (fig)to be (a)roused or fired or inflamed3. vi aux seinto burst into flames, to catch fire, to ignite (CHEM ETC); (fig) (Zorn, Streit) to flare up; (Leidenschaft, Liebe) to be (a)roused or inflamedin Liebe entflammen/entflammt sein — to fall/be passionately in love
* * *ent·flam·men *[ɛntˈflamən]I. vt Hilfsverb: haben1. (anzünden, in Flammen setzen)▪ etw \entflammen to light sthein Streichholz \entflammen to light [or strike] a match2. (entfachen)4. (verliebt machen)▪ jdn [für jdn] \entflammen to enrapture sbII. vr Hilfsverb: haben1. (sich entzünden)das Gasgemisch hat sich entflammt the gas mixture burst into flames2. (sich begeistern)sie entflammte sich für seine Idee she was filled with enthusiasm for his ideaein Kampf um die Macht ist entflammt a struggle for power has broken out* * *1.transitives Verb arouse < enthusiasm etc>2.* * *entflammen gehB. v/i (ist)C. v/r (hat) fig:sich an etwas (dat)entflammen be aroused ( oder excited, stirred) by sth* * *1.transitives Verb arouse < enthusiasm etc>2.* * *v.to inflame v. -
2 anfachen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Feuer) fan* * *ạn|fa|chen ['anfaxn]vt sep (geh)1) Glut, Feuer to fan* * *(to increase or strengthen (a fire) by directing air towards it with a fan etc: They fanned the fire until it burst into flames.) fan* * *an|fa·chenvt (geh)1. (zum Brennen bringen)▪ etw \anfachen to kindle sth2. (schüren)▪ etw \anfachen to arouse sthHass \anfachen to whip [or stir] up hatredLeidenschaft \anfachen to arouse [or inflame] passion* * *transitives Verb fan; (fig.) arouse < anger, enthusiasm>; arouse, inflame < passion>; inspire, stir up < hatred>; inspire < hope>; ferment <discord, war>* * *anfachen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. (Feuer) fan* * *transitives Verb fan; (fig.) arouse <anger, enthusiasm>; arouse, inflame < passion>; inspire, stir up < hatred>; inspire < hope>; ferment <discord, war> -
3 entflammen
ent·flam·men* [ɛntʼflamən]vt haben1) (anzünden, in Flammen setzen)etw \entflammen to light sth;ein Streichholz \entflammen to light [or strike] a match2) ( entfachen)etw \entflammen Leidenschaft to [a]rouse sthjdn für etw \entflammen to arouse sb's enthusiasm for sth4) ( verliebt machen)jdn [für jdn] \entflammen to enrapture sbvr haben1) ( sich entzünden)das Gasgemisch hat sich entflammt the gas mixture burst into flames2) ( sich begeistern)sie entflammte sich für seine Idee she was filled with enthusiasm for his ideaein Kampf um die Macht ist entflammt a struggle for power has broken out
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