English-Thai Dictionary

flare

N การ ลุกไหม้ อย่างรวดเร็ว และ สว่างไสว  kan-luk-mai-yang-ruad-reo-lae-sa-wang-sa-wai

 

flare

N เครื่องมือ ที่ ทำให้เกิด เปลวไฟ  เพื่อ ใช้ เป็น สัญญา ณ  kreang-mue-ti-tam-hai-koed-pleo-fai-puea-chai-pen-san-yan

 

flare

VI กว้าง ขึ้น  ผาย ออก  บาน ออก  widen broaden spread out narrow kwang-kuan

 

flare

VI ระเบิด (อารมณ์  ความรุนแรง  ปะทุ  พลุ่ง  erupt ra-boed

 

flare

VI ี่ ลุก วูบวาบ (ไฟ  แลบ (เปลวไฟ  blaze flicker burn up luk-wub-wab

 

flare back

PHRV(แก๊ส  พัด ย้อน มา  พัด กลับมา  พัด ไป ผิด ทิศทาง  blow back pad-yon-ma

 

flare out

PHRV พูด อย่าง โกรธ  flare up phud-yang-koed

 

flare up

PHRV รู้สึก (โกรธ  ร้อน  รุนแรง  มากยิ่งขึ้น  fire up flame out flame up flare out ru-suek-mak-ying-kuan

 

flare up

PHRV ลุกไหม้ ขึ้น อีก  luk-mai-kuan-eak

 

flare-up

N การ ปะทุ ของ ไฟ  การ ลุกขึ้น อีก อย่าง ฉับพลัน ของ ไฟ  kan-pa-tu-kong-fai

 

flare-up

N การ ระเบิดอารมณ์ หรือ ความรู้สึก รุนแรง  outburst kan-ra-boed-ar-rom-rue-kwam-ru-suek-run-raeng

 

flare-up

N การ ลุกไหม้ เป็น เพลิง อย่างกระทันหัน 

 

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

FLARE

v.i.[If this word is not contracted, it may be allied to clear, glare, glory, L. floreo, Eng. floor, the primary sense of which is to open, to spread, from parting, departing, or driving apart. ] 1. To waver; to flutter; to burn with an unsteady light; as, the candle flares, that is the light wanders from its natural course.
2. To flutter with splendid show; to be loose and waving as a showy thing.
With ribbons pendant flaring 'bout her head.
3. To glitter with transient luster.
But speech alone doth vanish like a flaring thing.
4. To glitter with painful splendor.
When the sun begins to fling his flaring beams.
5. To be exposed to too much light.
I cannot stay flaring in sunshine all the day.
6. To open or spread outward.

 

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

FLARE

Flare, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Flared; p. pr. & vb. n. Flaring. ] Etym: [Cf. Norw. flara to blaze, flame, adorn with tinsel, dial. Sw. flasa upp, and E. flash, or flacker. ]

 

1. To burn with an unsteady or waving flame; as, the candle flares.

 

2. To shine out with a sudden and unsteady light; to emit a dazzling or painfully bright light.

 

3. To shine out with gaudy colors; to flaunt; to be offensively bright or showy. With ribbons pendant, flaring about her head. Shak.

 

4. To be exosed to too much light. [Obs. ] Flaring in sunshine all the day. Prior.

 

5. To open or spread outwards; to project beyond the perpendicular; as, the sides of a bowl flare; the bows of a ship flare. To flare up, to become suddenly heated or excited; to burst into a passion. [Colloq. ] Thackeray.

 

FLARE

FLARE Flare, n.

 

1. An unsteady, broad, offensive light.

 

2. A spreading outward; as, the flare of a fireplace.

 

FLARE

FLARE Flare, n.

 

Defn: Leaf of lard. "Pig's flare. " Dunglison.

 

FLARE-UP

FLARE-UP Flare "-up `, n.

 

Defn: A sudden burst of anger or passion; an angry dispute. [Colloq. ]

 

New American Oxford Dictionary

flare

flare |fle (ə )r flɛ (ə )r | ▶noun 1 a sudden brief burst of bright flame or light: the flare of the match lit up his face. • a device producing a bright flame, used esp. as a signal or marker: a helicopter spotted a flare set off by the crew | [ as modifier ] : a flare gun. • [ in sing. ] a sudden burst of intense emotion: she felt a flare of anger within her. • Astronomy a sudden explosion in the chromosphere and corona of the sun or another star, resulting in an intense burst of radiation. See also solar flare. • Photography extraneous illumination on film caused by internal reflection in the camera. 2 [ in sing. ] a gradual widening, esp. of a skirt or pants: as you knit, add a flare or curve a hem. • an upward and outward curve of a vessel's bow, designed to throw the water outward when under way. ▶verb [ no obj. ] 1 burn with a sudden intensity: the blaze across the water flared | the bonfire crackled and flared up . • (of a light or a person's eyes ) glow with a sudden intensity: her eyes flared at the stinging insult. • (of an emotion ) suddenly become manifest in a person or their expression: alarm flared in her eyes | tempers flared. • (flare up ) (of an illness or chronic medical complaint ) recur unexpectedly and cause further discomfort: Tracy's pain has flared up again, this time almost beyond enduring. • (esp. of an argument, conflict, or trouble ) suddenly become more violent or intense: a recurrent border dispute flared up again. • (flare up ) (of a person ) suddenly become angry: she flared up, shouting at Jeff. 2 (often as adj. flared ) gradually become wider at one end: a flared skirt | the dress flared out into a huge train. • (of a person's nostrils ) dilate: his head lifted, his nostrils flaring. • [ with obj. ] (of a person ) cause (the nostrils ) to dilate. ORIGIN mid 16th cent. (in the sense ‘spread out (one's hair )’): of unknown origin. Current senses date from the 17th cent.

 

flarepath

flare |path |ˈflɛəpɑːθ | ▶noun an area illuminated to enable an aircraft to land or take off.

 

flare star

flare star ▶noun Astronomy a dwarf star that displays spasmodic outbursts of radiation, believed to be due to extremely intense flares.

 

flare-up

flare-up |ˈflɛr ˌəp | ▶noun a sudden outburst of something, esp. violence or a medical condition: a flare-up between the two countries.

 

Oxford Dictionary

flare

flare |flɛː | ▶noun 1 a sudden brief burst of bright flame or light: the flare of the match lit up his face. • a device producing a very bright flame, used especially as a signal or marker: a distress flare | [ as modifier ] : a flare gun. • [ in sing. ] a sudden burst of intense emotion: she felt a flare of anger within her. • a sudden recurrence of an inflammation or other medical condition: corticosteroid treatment for colitis flares. • Astronomy a sudden explosion in the chromosphere and corona of the sun or another star, resulting in an intense burst of radiation. See also solar flare. • [ mass noun ] Photography extraneous illumination on film caused by internal reflection in the camera. 2 a gradual widening in shape, especially towards the hem of a garment. • (flares ) trousers whose legs get progressively wider from the knees down. • [ mass noun ] an upward and outward curve of a ship's bows, designed to throw the water outwards when in motion. ▶verb [ no obj. ] 1 burn or shine with a sudden intensity: the bonfire crackled and flared up | behind him, lightning flared. • (of a situation or emotion ) suddenly become intense or violent: tempers flared as supporters scuffled with other passengers | the controversy flared up again in 2003. • (flare up ) (of a person ) suddenly become angry: she flared up, shouting at Geoffrey. 2 (often as adj. flared ) gradually become wider at one end: a flared skirt | the dress flared out into a huge train. • (of a person's nostrils ) dilate. • [ with obj. ] (of a person ) cause (the nostrils ) to dilate. ORIGIN mid 16th cent. (in the sense ‘spread out one's hair ’): of unknown origin. Current senses date from the 17th cent.

 

flarepath

flare |path |ˈflɛəpɑːθ | ▶noun an area illuminated to enable an aircraft to land or take off.

 

flare star

flare star ▶noun Astronomy a dwarf star which displays spasmodic outbursts of radiation, believed to be due to extremely intense flares.

 

flare-up

flare-up ▶noun a sudden outburst of something, especially violence or hostility: a flare-up between the two countries.

 

American Oxford Thesaurus

flare

flare noun 1 the flare of the match: blaze, flash, dazzle, burst, flicker. 2 a flare set off by the crew: distress signal, rocket, beacon, light, signal. 3 a flare of anger: burst, rush, eruption, explosion, spasm, access. ▶verb 1 the wick flared: blaze, flash, flare up, flame, burn; glow, flicker. 2 her nostrils flared: spread, broaden, widen; dilate. PHRASES flare up 1 the wooden houses flared up like matchsticks: burn, blaze, go up in flames. 2 his injury has flared up again: recur, reoccur, reappear; break out, start suddenly, erupt. 3 I flared up at him: lose one's temper, become enraged, fly into a temper, go berserk; informal blow one's top, fly off the handle, go mad, go bananas, hit the roof, go off the deep end, flip out, explode, have a fit, go crackers, flip one's wig, blow one's stack, go ballistic, go postal, have a conniption fit.

 

Oxford Thesaurus

flare

flare noun 1 the flare of the match lit up his face: blaze, flash, dazzle, glare, burst; unsteady flame, flicker, glimmer, shimmer, gleam. 2 a helicopter spotted a flare set off by the crew: distress signal, rocket, Very light, beacon, light, flashlight, signal. 3 Kelly felt a flare of anger within her: burst, rush, attack, eruption, explosion, bout, spasm; rare access. 4 a skirt with a flare: widening, spread. ▶verb 1 a match flared as he lit a cigarette: blaze, flash, flare up, flame, burn unsteadily, burn violently, burn up; gleam, glow, glisten, sparkle, glitter, flicker, glimmer, scintillate. 2 her nostrils flared: spread, broaden, widen, get wider, expand, splay; dilate. PHRASES flare up 1 the wooden houses flared up like matchsticks: burn, blaze, be ablaze, be alight, be on fire, be in flames, flame, be aflame; blaze up, burn up, go up, go up in flames; literary be afire; archaic be ardent. 2 the injury flared up again at the end of the year: recur, reoccur, reappear; break out, burst out, start suddenly, burst forth, erupt. 3 I flared up at him right off: lose one's temper, lose control, become enraged, go into a rage, fly into a temper /passion, boil over, boil over with rage, fire up, go berserk, throw a tantrum, explode; informal blow one's top, fly off the handle, lose one's cool, get mad, go crazy, go wild, go bananas, hit the roof, go through the roof, go up the wall, see red, go off the deep end, blow a fuse /gasket, lose one's rag, go ape, burst a blood vessel, flip, flip one's lid, foam at the mouth, get all steamed up, get worked up, have a fit; Brit. informal go spare, go crackers, do one's nut, get one's knickers in a twist, throw a wobbly; N. Amer. informal flip one's wig, blow one's lid /stack, have a cow, go postal, have a conniption fit; vulgar slang go apeshit. ANTONYMS keep one's temper, remain calm.

 

Duden Dictionary

Flare

Flare Substantiv, Neutrum Astronomie , das |flɛːɐ̯ |das Flare; Genitiv: des Flares, Plural: die Flares englisch intensiver, stürmisch verlaufender Strahlungsausbruch in der Chromosphäre, der im Zusammenhang mit Sonnenflecken auftritt; chromosphärische Eruption

 

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

flare

flare /fleə r /動詞 ～s /-z /; ～d /-d /; flaring 自動詞 1 〈炎が 〉ぱっと燃え上がる , 急に発火する (up ); ゆらゆら燃える; 〈灯りが 〉ぱっと点火する ; ぎらぎら輝く ▸ The fire flared up in the fireplace .火が暖炉でぱっと燃え上がった 2 〈人が 〉かっと怒る (up ).3 〈病状 発作が 〉急に悪化する, (悪い方に )急変する; 〈暴動 論争などが 〉起こる, 激化する (up )▸ Violence has flared at the border .国境地帯で暴動が激化している 4 〈怒りなどが 〉起こる, こみ上げる; 〈感情が 〉表れる (up )▸ Recently tempers have flared between Sue and Meg .スーとメグは互いに最近感情的になっている 5 (アサガオ形に )広がる, 末広がりになる; 〈スカートなどが 〉フレアになっている; 〈ズボンが 〉すそ広がりになる (out ).6 〈鼻腔が 〉 (怒り 憤慨などで )ふくらむ .他動詞 1 〈物 〉を末広がりにする, アサガオ形に広げる .2 …をゆらゆら燃え立たせる .fl à re ó ut at A ｟米 ｠A 〈人 〉に対してかっと怒る .名詞 1 C (信号用 )屋外照明 [装置 ], トーチ, 発火筒, 火炎信号, 照明弾 (flare bomb ).2 C 〖通例a ～〗ぱっと燃え上がる炎 , 明るく光る火 [光 ].3 C アサガオ形の開き; (ズボンの )すそ広がり; (スカートの )フレア ;〖～s 〗フレアパンツ, ベルボトム (のズボン ).4 U C 〘写 〙フレア 〘レンズの反射による映像のぶれ 〙.

 

flared

flared 形容詞 〖通例 名詞 の前で 〗フレアの (ついた )〈スカート ズボンなど 〉, (アサガオのような )末広がりの 〈小鼻など 〉.

 

flare-path

fl á re-p à th 名詞 C (照明された )夜間滑走路 .

 

flare-up

flare-up /flé ə rʌ̀p /名詞 C 1 (病気などの )発症, 再発 ; (暴動 戦闘などの )勃発 （ぼっぱつ ）; (問題などの )激化 .2 (突然の )激怒, かっとなること .3 ぱっと燃え上がること .