flared是flare的过去式

flare

美 [fler]
英 [fleə(r)]
  • n.喇叭裤；摇曳的火焰；曳光管；照明弹
  • v.(火焰)摇曳；(裙子等)张开；(船侧)外倾；使闪闪燃烧
  • adj.底部展开的；喇叭形的
  • 网络闪烁；爆发；扩口接头
复数：flares  现在分词：flaring  过去式：flared  

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网络释义

flared
adj.
1.
底部展开的；喇叭形的wider at the bottom edge than at the top

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释义:
全部全部,喇叭裤喇叭裤,摇曳的火焰摇曳的火焰,曳光管曳光管,照明弹照明弹,摇曳摇曳,张开张开,外倾外倾,使闪闪燃烧使闪闪燃烧,底部展开的底部展开的,喇叭形的喇叭形的,闪烁闪烁,爆发爆发,扩口接头扩口接头
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1.
I meant no harm by my remark, but she flared up at me as though I had insulted her.
我的话并没有恶意，可是她却对我大发其火，仿佛我侮辱了她似的。
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2.
Sleeves were tight around the arms to keep out the wind, and the 'horse-hoof' shaped cuffs flared out to protect the hands.
袖子围绕着胳膊是紧绷的，以防止灌入风，袖口是马蹄型外翻的，用来保护手部。
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3.
He began examining nearby galaxies with a 10-inch refractor to see whether any stars had flared up.
他用口径10英寸的折射望远镜巡视邻近的星系，查看是否有恒星已经闪亮。
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4.
If it was just a first date, an old relationship might have flared up or the guy might have met someone that he'd rather date.
如果仅仅是第一次约会，他很可能会和前女友旧情复燃，或者，他在和一个他更加中意的人约会。
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5.
Meanwhile, we continued to go to Dr. Weiss, sometimes two or three times a week when the inflammation flared up.
同时，我们继续去见外斯医生，当突然有新消息时，有时会一星期两到三次。
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6.
My anger flared like a fire suddenly out of control provoked by something she did to show she cared.
当她做了某事表现出她在乎的时候，我被激怒了，怨气象火山一样迸发，失去控制。
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7.
The company said it had recovered or flared 435, 600 barrels of oil since the Deepwater Horizon disaster on April 20.
公司表示，自4月20日钻井平台深水地平线（DeepwaterHorizon）爆炸事故以来，公司已回收或燃烧了435,600桶石油。
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8.
The ethnic violence flared up at a difficult moment, as supporters of the former regime were trying to regain power.
种族冲突发生在这样一个艰难的时刻，前政权的支持者们试着重新夺权。
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9.
Mr. Liu's injury was an old one that his coaches had controlled for several years but that suddenly flared up again on Saturday.
孙海平解释道，刘翔受的是老伤，数年来他的教练组本已经控制了这一伤病，但上周六伤病突然再次发作。
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10.
Rage flared briefly behind Anderson's smile. "I think I'd better talk to a lawyer first, " he said. "That's my right, isn't it? "
安德森的笑声里闪过一丝恼怒。“我想还是先跟我的律师谈谈，”他说，“这是法律赋予我的权利，不是吗？”
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