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1 flare
1. intransitive verb1) (blaze) flackern; (fig.) ausbrechentempers flared — die Gemüter erhitzten sich
2) (widen) sich erweitern2. noun3) (widening)skirt/trousers with flares — ausgestellter Rock/ausgestellte Hose
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/87086/flare_up">flare up* * *[fleə]1) (to burn with a bright unsteady light: The firelight flared.) flackern2) ((of a skirt, trousers etc) to become wider at the bottom edge: a flared skirt.) bauschen•- flare up* * *[fleəʳ, AM fler]I. nII. vi2. (broaden at end) trousers, skirt aufweitenthe horse's nostrils \flared die Nüstern des Pferdes blähten sichIII. vtto \flare a skirt/sleeves/trouser legs einen Rock/Ärmel/Hosenbeine ausstellen2. (open)to \flare one's nostrils die Nasenflügel aufblähen* * *[flɛə(r)]1. n2) (= signal) Leuchtsignal nt; (from pistol etc) Leuchtrakete f, Leuchtkugel f; (= fire, landing flare) Leuchtfeuer nt2. vi2) (trousers, skirts) ausgestellt sein3) (nostrils) sich blähen4) (fig trouble, violence) ausbrechen, aufflammen3. vtnostrils aufblähen* * *flare [fleə(r)]A s1. aufflammendes Licht, plötzlicher Lichtschein2. Flackern n, Lodern n, Leuchten n3. a) Leuchtfeuer nb) Licht-, Feuersignal n4. a) Leuchtkugel fb) MIL Leuchtbombe f6. Mode:a) Schlag m:with a flare ausgestellt (Rock), (Hose auch) mit Schlag7. OPT Streulicht n8. FOTO Reflexionsfleck mB v/t1. eine Kerze etc flackern lassen2. flattern lassen:3. zur Schau stellen, protzen mit pej4. aufflammen lassen5. mit Licht oder Feuer signalisieren6. (meist pperf) Mode: ausstellen:flared ausgestellt (Rock), (Hose auch) mit SchlagC v/iflare up at sb jemanden anfahren4. Mode: ausgestellt sein5. flattern* * *1. intransitive verb1) (blaze) flackern; (fig.) ausbrechen2) (widen) sich erweitern2. noun2) (blaze of light) Lichtschein, der3) (widening)skirt/trousers with flares — ausgestellter Rock/ausgestellte Hose
Phrasal Verbs:- flare up* * *n.Leuchtgeschoss n.Schlaghose f. v.aufweiten v.flackern v. -
2 flare
[fleəʳ, Am fler] n( of trousers) Schlag m1) ( burn up) aufflammen, auflodern;( light up) aufleuchten, aufblitzenthe horse's nostrils \flared die Nüstern des Pferdes blähten sich vt1) ( widen at end)2) ( open)to \flare one's nostrils die Nasenflügel aufblähen
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