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[flɛə] 1. сущ.1) яркий, неровный свет, сверкание3) вспышка, взрыв (гнева и т. п.)4) астр.; = solar flare вспышка на Солнце; резкое изменение яркости звезды5)а) сигнальная вспышка, световой сигналб) сигнальная ракета; осветительный патронto shoot up / set out / set up a flare — запустить ракету
They set up flares along the runway. — Вдоль посадочной полосы были зажжены сигнальные огни.
6) блик, отражение света; фото засветка, засвеченное место7) постепенное расширение (чего-л.); клёш ( на юбке или брюках); выпуклость (сосуда и т. п.)8) мор. развал ( постепенное расширение бортов наружу и вверх)9) авиа "подушка" (манёвр, выполняемый на парашюте типа "крыло" перед приземлением для уменьшения скорости)10) внезапный, громкий звукFlares were always in the right places, to help build up the pulse. — Ударные доли шли ровно, помогая определить пульс.
•2. гл.1)а) гореть ярким, неровным пламенемA match flared in the darkness. — Спичка ярко вспыхнула в темноте.
2) = flare up / out вспыхнуть (от гнева, страсти); вспыхнуть, разразитьсяHe flared out at such abuses. — Он вспыхнул от такого оскорбления.
"And don't speak to me like that!" - she flared out. — "И не смей со мной так разговаривать!" - взорвалась она.
Mary's temper flared up. — Мэри очень разозлилась.
3) сигнализировать (ракетами и т. п.)4) размахивать, махатьShe was flaring her handkerchief to attract attention. — Она размахивала платком, чтобы привлечь внимание.
5) = flare out расширяться, раскрыватьсяHer dress flares out towards the bottom. — У неё платье колоколом.
The pants flare at the bottom. — Брюки книзу расширяются.
His nostrils were flaring with anger. — Его ноздри раздувались от гнева.
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