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I . flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] SUBST

1. flare:

flare (fire)
flare (fire)
flare (light)

4. flare usu sing:

flare (wide area)
flare (of trousers)
Schlag m

5. flare (bell-bottoms):

Schlaghose f sing

II . flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] VERBE intr

2. flare (broaden at end):

flare trousers, skirt

III . flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] VERBE trans

1. flare (widen at end):

2. flare (open):

to flare one's nostrils

flare up VERBE intr

1. flare up (become alight):

flare up
flare up

2. flare up fig (intensify):

flare up
flare up
auflodern fig
flare up

5. flare up fig (break out):

ˈpara·chute flare SUBST

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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In 2005, there were concerns that the border dispute might flare up again.
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Individual flares burn for 7 seconds after ignition.
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The bow had increased flare for better control in heavy seas.
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The problems of industrial unrest continued to flare up.
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There are a number of indistinct, irregular ribs that flare out from the umbo.
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Every year after the bite (or every seven years), the wound would flare up again.
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The fish will flare at each other when pairing up and will later swim together and breed.
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Flare ups are common with periods of remission in between.
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Flares of any given size are some 50 times more frequent at solar maximum than at minimum.
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The frustrated pilots had to take turns dropping flares, breaking away and returning to drop more flares.
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