blaze

UK:  [bleɪz]

US:  [bleɪz]

过去分词：blazed  现在分词：blazing  第三人称单数：blazes  

n.

1.大火;燃烧

2.火焰

3.火灾;大火

4.光辉,辉煌的;如火般的;一片通红;

5.闪光,光明,光辉

6.激发,爆发;(感情)昂扬

7.(马等脸上的)白斑

8.(树皮上的)指路刻痕

9.〔俚语〕地狱

10.热烈

v.

1.燃烧,冒火焰

2.发出…光辉

3.炎炎;熊熊地燃烧;火烧似地晒着

4.发(强)光,闪闪生辉

5.燃烧着…

6.(大声)宣布;宣扬;传播

7.在(树皮)上刻记号

8.在树片上刻痕指示(道路等)

9.明显表示

10.激动,激昂

1 . With the help of a ladder, neighbours were able to rescue the children from the blaze.
邻居们借助一把梯子把孩子们从大火中救了出来。

2 . The rim of the wheel is covered by eyes of sparking chrysolite and the being is surrounded by a blaze like that of the sun.
轮子的周围是发光的橄榄石做成的眼睛，整个天使周围环绕着火焰，如同太阳一般。

3 . XXV Your tongue thrums and moves Into me, and I become Hollow and blaze with Whirling light, like the inside Of a vast expanding pearl.
你的舌头在我的里面拨弄游走，于是我被掏空，通体燃烧霍霍的光，犹如一颗硕大的珍珠膨胀的内部。

4 . Phillip climbs up, only to see that he is now trapped on a cliff. At another blaze of fire he loses his shield.
菲利普向上爬，只看见他现在被困在悬崖上。在又一个火焰中他失去了他的盾牌。

5 . Tokyo Electric Power said the new blaze erupted because the initial fire had not been fully extinguished.
东京电力公司称，再次发生火灾是因为先前的火灾并未被完全扑灭。