flaredup

flared up

形容词

1. 突然发作的；加剧的 - 英文释义：become more intense or widespread, especially suddenly - 例句： 1. The conflict between the two countries flared up again, leading to increased tensions. (两国之间的冲突再次加剧，导致紧张局势升级。) 2. Her anger flared up when she found out about the betrayal. (她发现背叛的事实后，愤怒突然爆发。) 2. 突然发作的；突然发出的 - 英文释义：occurring suddenly and briefly; emitting a sudden burst of light or flame - 例句： 1. The fireworks flared up and filled the night sky with colors. (烟花突然爆发，将夜空点缀成五彩斑斓。) 2. The engine flared up for a moment, then died down again. (发动机突然燃起一会儿，然后又熄灭了。)

名词

1. 突发；加剧 - 英文释义：a sudden outbreak or intensification of something, especially violence or a medical condition - 例句： 1. The flared up of protests led to a state of emergency being declared. (抗议活动的突然爆发导致进入紧急状态。) 2. The patient's symptoms showed a flare-up of the disease. (患者的症状显示出疾病的加剧。)

词语辨析

- flare: 突然发作、加剧；突然发出的光或火焰 - erupt: 爆发、喷发；突然爆发或爆炸 - ignite: 点燃、引发；使燃烧或引发 - burst: 爆发、突发；突然爆发或迸发

词汇扩充

- flare-up: 突发、加剧 - flare out: （火焰等）突然熄灭、变得模糊 - flare gun: 信号枪、照明弹枪 - flare dress: 鱼尾裙、喇叭裙

近义词

- outbreak, eruption, outburst, escalation

反义词

- calm down, subside, recede, dissipate

柯林斯词典

- flare-up (noun): A flare-up is a sudden occurrence or increase in violence, hostility, or disease. - flare-up (verb): If fighting, violence, or a medical condition flares up, it suddenly starts or gets much worse.

牛津词典

- flare-up (noun): A sudden outburst of something, especially violence or a medical condition. - flare-up (verb): Burst or break out suddenly.

用法

- The conflict flared up again, causing chaos in the region. - Her anger flared up when she heard the news. - The disease had a sudden flare-up, requiring immediate medical attention.

例句

1. The conflict between the two countries flared up again, leading to increased tensions. - 两国之间的冲突再次加剧，导致紧张局势升级。 2. Her anger flared up when she found out about the betrayal. - 她发现背叛的事实后，愤怒突然爆发。 3. The fireworks flared up and filled the night sky with colors. - 烟花突然爆发，将夜空点缀成五彩斑斓。 4. The engine flared up for a moment, then died down again. - 发动机突然燃起一会儿，然后又熄灭了。 5. The flare-up of protests led to a state of emergency being declared. - 抗议活动的突然爆发导致进入紧急状态。 6. The patient's symptoms showed a flare-up of the disease. - 患者的症状显示出疾病的加剧。 7. The conflict flared up, resulting in casualties on both sides. - 冲突爆发，导致双方都有伤亡。 8. After a period of calm, the tensions between the two communities flared up again. - 经过一段平静的时期，两个社区之间的紧张局势再次加剧。 9. The protest initially started peacefully, but it quickly flared up into violence. - 抗议活动最初是和平的，但很快就演变成了暴力事件。 10. The patient's condition flared up, requiring immediate medical attention. - 患者的病情突然恶化，需要立即就医。 11. The fire flared up when more fuel was added to it. - 添加了更多燃料后，火势突然熊熊燃烧起来。 12. The conflict in the region flared up again, threatening the fragile peace agreement. - 该地区的冲突再次升级，威胁到脆弱的和平协议。 13. The disease can lie dormant for years and then suddenly flare up. - 这种疾病可能多年潜伏，然后突然爆发。 14. The volcano erupted, sending a massive plume of ash into the sky. - 火山爆发，将大量的火山灰喷入天空。 15. The conflict between the rival gangs had been simmering for months before it finally erupted. - 敌对帮派之间的冲突已经酝酿了几个月，最终爆发了。 16. The protest march started peacefully but soon turned into a violent eruption. - 抗议游行最初是和平的，但很快演变成了暴力事件。 17. When she heard the news, her anger erupted and she shouted at him. - 听到这个消息后，她的愤怒爆发了，她冲他大喊大叫。 18. The wildfire erupted in the dry forest, spreading rapidly due to strong winds. - 干燥的森林发生了野火，由于强风迅速蔓延开来。 19. The argument between the two colleagues flared up again, causing tension in the workplace. - 两位同事之间的争论再次升级，导致工作场所紧张。 20. The conflict flared up unexpectedly, catching everyone by surprise. - 冲突突然爆发，使每个人都感到意外。