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1 blaze
blaze I [bleiz] n., v. -n 1. flakë; zjarr; burn into a blaze digjet flakë, si pishtar. 2. godinë në flakë; zjarr. 3. pl. ferr; go to blazes! në ferr (në djall) vajtsh! ; work like blazes punoj me tërbim. 4. shkëlqim, flakërim; be a blaze of light shkëlqej nga dritat. 5. fig. shpërthim; in a blaze of anger në një shpërthim inati./-v 1. digjet flakë, flakëron. 2. shkëlqen, shndrit(dielli). 3. fig. ndizem, shpërthej (me zemërim)● blaze around them andej-këndej, vë tellallin● blaze away qëlloj me batare● blaze down shkëlqen, shndrit (dielli)● blaze forth a) shkëlqen, feks; b) fig. shpërthen● blaze out a) nis, plas (zjarri); b) del, shkëlqen, shndrit (dielli); c) shpërthen (zemërimi)blaze II [bleiz] n., v. -n 1. pullë/shenjë e bardhë, bale (e kalit). 2. shenjë (zhvoshkje) në lëkurën e pemës- vt 1. shënoj, i vë shenjë, i bëj një të prerë (pemës). 2. bëj të njohur, shpall, demonstroj; blaze new trails çaj shtigje të reja -
2 burn
burn I [bë:n] n. skoc. rrëke, përruaburn II [bë:n] v.,n. -v 1. digjet; merr flake, merr zjarr. 2. djeg, i vë zjarrin. 3. digjet (gjella). 4. djeg (dorën etj). 5. konsumon, djeg (motori karburant); the car burns too much gas makina harxhon shumë benzinë. 6. ndez (motorin reaktiv). 7. ndrit (llampa). 8. përvëlon, djeg (rëra). 9. më shpojnë (duart nga të ftohtit). 10. fig. digjem (nga entuziazmi), shkumëzoj (nga inati). 11. burn down a) rrafshoj, bëj shkrumb e hi; b) bie, dobësohet (zjarri)● burn one's boats/bridges djeg urat, i pres vetes çdo rrugë tërheqjeje● burn out [bë:n aut] a) bëj shkrumb; b) shuhet; c) dërrmohem, rraskapitem● burn out [bë:n aut] a) fiket, shuhet; b) digjet (llampa); c) bëj shkrumb● burn away [bë:n ë'wei] a) vazhdon të digjet; b) harxhohet● burn down [bë:n daun] a) digjet krejt, bëhet shkrumb; b) bie, ulet (flaka); c) djeg, i vë zjarr● burn off [bë:n of] djeg me flakë (bojën)● burn up a) digjet krejt; b) merr vrull (zjarri); c) amer. gj.fol. nxeh, tërboj /-n 1. djegie, plagë (ngatë djegurit). 2. damkë. 3. nisje (e raketës)* * *djeg
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