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1. bleiz noun1) (a bright light or fire: A neighbour rescued her from the blaze.) llamarada, incendio; resplandor2) (an outburst (of anger, emotion etc): a blaze of fury.) arranque, explosión3) (a bright display: a blaze of colour.) fulgor, resplandor
2. verb((of a fire, the sun) to burn, shine brightly.) fulgurar, resplandecer- blazing
II bleizblaze1 n incendio / llamaradasblaze2 vb arder / estar encendidotr[bleɪz]1 (fire) incendio2 (flame) llamarada3 (of light) resplandor nombre masculino4 (outburst) arranque nombre masculino, acceso1 (fire) arder2 (sun) brillar con fuerza3 (light) resplandecer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go like blazes ir a toda pastilla, ir a todo gasto be a blaze of colour estar resplandeciente de colorto blaze with anger echar chispasin a blaze of publicity a bombo y platillogo to blazes! familiar ¡vete a la porra!what the blazes...? familiar ¿qué demonios...?————————tr[bleɪz]1 (of trumpets) fanfarria, toque nombre masculino de trompeta————————tr[bleɪz]1 (on animal's face) mancha blanca en la frente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto blaze a trail abrir un caminoshine: arder, brillar, resplandecerblaze vtmark: marcar, señalarto blaze a trail: abrir un caminoblaze n1) fire: fuego m2) brightness: resplandor m, brillantez f3) outburst: arranque ma blaze of anger: un arranque de cólera4) display: alarde m, llamarada fa blaze of color: un derroche de colorn.• alegrón s.m.• estrella s.f.• fogata s.f.• hoguera s.f.• incendio s.m.• llama (flama) s.f.• llamarada s.f.• resplandor s.m.• señal s.f.v.• arder v.• encender v.• flagrar v.• llamear v.• proclamar v.
I bleɪz1)b) c ( dangerous fire) (journ) incendio m2) ( dazzling display) (no pl)how/what the blazes... ? — ¿cómo/qué demonios or diablos... ? (fam)
like blazes — ( very fast) como un bólido (fam)
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a) \<\<fire\>\> arder; \<\<lights\>\> brillar, resplandecer*b) \<\<eyes\>\> centellear
I [bleɪz]1. N1) (=fire) (in hearth) fuego m ; (=flare-up) llamarada f ; [of buildings etc] incendio m ; (=bonfire) hoguera f ; (=glow) [of fire, sun etc] resplandor m2) (=display) derroche m3) (=outburst) arranque m4) †**what the blazes...? — ¿qué diablos...? *
go to blazes! — ¡vete a la porra! *
2. VI1) [fire] arder; [light] resplandecer2) [eyes] centellearto blaze with anger — estar muy indignado, echar chispas *
3.VTthe news was blazed across the front page — la noticia venía en grandes titulares en la primera plana
- blaze up
II [bleɪz]1.2.VT [+ tree] marcarto blaze a trail — (also fig) abrir camino
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I [bleɪz]1)b) c ( dangerous fire) (journ) incendio m2) ( dazzling display) (no pl)how/what the blazes... ? — ¿cómo/qué demonios or diablos... ? (fam)
like blazes — ( very fast) como un bólido (fam)
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a) \<\<fire\>\> arder; \<\<lights\>\> brillar, resplandecer*b) \<\<eyes\>\> centellear
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