n.[C]

1. 火焰；火灾；熊熊燃烧
   Several houses had been burnt to the ground when the blaze was put out.

   大火扑灭时，好几间房子已全部烧毁。

2. 强烈的光，光辉
   The new building was a blaze of light.

   那幢新大楼一片灯光。

3. 鲜明的色彩，灿烂
4. 迸发，爆发[S][（+of）]
   In a blaze of fury he shouted at his wife.

   狂怒之下，他冲着他太太吼叫。

5. （枪）猛烈的扫射[S][（+of）]
6. 【俚】地狱[P]
   Go to blazes!

   该死！

vi.

1. 燃烧
   A fire was blazing on the hearth.

   火在炉中燃烧。

2. 闪耀
   Meteors usually blaze for only a few seconds.

   流星往往只闪亮几秒钟。

3. 炫示
4. 迸发，爆发
   He was blazing with anger.

   他怒火中烧。

vt.

1. 使燃烧
2. 闪耀出；显示出
   Her eyes blazed fire.

   她的眼睛闪着怒火。

n.[C]

1. （刻在树皮上的）记号
2. （牛，马等）脸上的白斑

vt.

1. 在（树）上刻记号
   He blazed a path through the forest.

   他沿途在森林里的树上刻记号以标示路径。

2. 开拓（道路等）
   We will blaze new roads in modernization.

   我们要在现代化方面开辟新的道路。

n.

1. a very large or fiercely burning fire.
2. a very bright light or display of colour.
   ▸a conspicuous display or outburst of something:

   they broke up in a blaze of publicity.
3. (blazes) informal used as a euphemism for ‘hell’.

v.

1. burn or shine fiercely or brightly.
2. shoot repeatedly or indiscriminately.

n.

1. a white stripe down the face of a horse or other animal.
2. a cut made on a tree to mark a route.

v.

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