v.(短暂)烧旺,(摇曳着)燃烧,(火光)闪耀,突发,加剧,发怒地说,粗暴地说
adj.闪耀的；发光的；花哨的；外倾的
flare的现在分词

原形：flare第三人称单数：flares过去式：flared过去分词：flared现在分词：flaring

Tom's eyes flared with angers.
汤姆眼中闪耀着怒火。
The flare of the match lit up my face.
火柴的光照亮了我的脸。
The sun flared up, casting a bright and intense light across the sky.
太阳突然大放光芒，照亮了整个天空。
She wore a fiery red dress that made her look like a flame in the crowd.
她穿着火红的裙子，在人群中犹如一团火焰。
The astronomer observed a flare on the surface of the sun, indicating an upcoming solar storm.
天文学家观测到太阳表面的耀斑，预示着即将来临的太阳风暴。
The artist's painting was filled with vibrant flares of color, creating a lively and dynamic scene.
艺术家的作品色彩斑斓，充满了生动的光晕。
The car's engine flared as it accelerated down the highway.
汽车在高速公路上加速时，引擎发出强大的轰鸣声。
The fireworks display featured a spectacular flare finale, lighting up the night sky with a dazzling array of colors.
烟火表演以壮丽的烟花喷射作为高潮，照亮了夜空。
Her anger flared up when she heard the news about the canceled event.
听到活动取消的消息，她怒气冲冲。
The software company released a major update, fixing several annoying bugs with a single flare.
软件公司发布了一次重大更新，一举解决了多个烦人的错误。
The flare gun he carried was a last resort for protection against wild animals.
他随身携带的信号枪是应对野生动物攻击的最后手段。
The photographer captured the perfect moment just before the flare disappeared, freezing a breathtaking image in time.
摄影师在闪光灯消失前捕捉到了完美瞬间，定格了一幅令人惊叹的画面。