0 a device that produces a bright light to attract attention if you need help -- nødbluss [ neuter ]
3 to burn with a bright unsteady light -- brenne flakkende, blusse opp
The candle flared.
4 (of a skirt, trousers etc) to become wider at the bottom edge -- bue utover, strutte
a flared skirt.
However, the discharge is not quite uniform and a large number of shor t cathode flares is evident.
Possible radiation sources include flares from late-type parent stars, gamma-ray bursts, and gamma-ray lines from supernovae.
Holcoptychites shows considerable variation in strength of ribbing and development of constrictions and slight flares.
Starting in 2005, however, tensions flared anew as economic growth began to accelerate.
Notable among these are 33 ear flares, 4 anthropomorphic pendants, and 5 zoomorphic pendants.
Her single gesture, her brief flares of passion, are intermissions in a state of gesturelessness, paralysis, aphasia.
In a wire array, the effect of the global magnetic field is to conver t these flares into radially inward flowing low-density field-free plasma jets.
The use of preionization removes anode flares and arcs from the laser volume and improves the laser output.
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明亮地燃燒, （短暫地）旺燒, （搖曳著）燃燒…
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明亮地燃烧, （短暂地）旺烧, （摇曳着）燃烧…
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llamear, estallar, ensanchar(se)…
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gittkikçe/aniden kötüleşmek, artmak, daha da kötüye gitmek…
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balise [feminine] lumineuse, fusée [feminine] de détresse, s’embraser…
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