blazing

UK:  ['bleɪzɪŋ]

US:  [ˈbleɪziŋ]

adj.

1.熊熊燃烧的

2.烈日当空的;烈日炎炎的

3.灿烂的;明亮的

4.激动的;愤怒的

v.

1."blaze"的现在分词形式

1 . Inside he found himself in a great hall, with a blazing fire and a sumptuous meal waiting. Strangely, he saw no one about.
他发现自己置身于一个宽敞大厅，里面壁火烧得旺旺的，还有一桌丰盛的晚餐在等着他。

2 . More recently, on a blazing summer day, he took me back to one of the den sites, in a slumping bank above the South Saskatchewan River.
最近，在夏天一个炽热的日子，他带我回到南萨斯喀彻温河坍塌河岸上这样一个巢穴地点。

3 . A blazing sun upon a fierce August day was no greater rarity in southern France then, than at any other time before or since.
在法国南部，八月炎热的日子里骄阳当空，在那之前或之后这都不是什么稀罕的事。

4 . The hair on his head was white like wool, as white as snow, and his eyes were like blazing fire.
他的头与发皆白，如白羊毛，如雪；眼目如同火焰；

5 . We were all seated, with discreet distances between each, in huge Victorian armchairs facing the blazing flames of the log fire.
我们都坐在面向炽热的炉火的维多利亚式靠背椅上，彼此间保持一定距离。