英语释义

1. a fire or blaze of light used especially to signal, illuminate, or attract attention also a device or composition used to produce such a flare
The airport set flares to guide the landing plane at night.

2. an unsteady glaring light

3. solar flare also a sudden increase and decrease in the brightness of a star often amounting to a difference of several magnitudes (see magnitude sense 3)

4. a sudden outburst (as of excitement or anger)
a flare of tempers in the courtroom

5. flare-up sense 3
a flare of disease

6. a spreading outward also a place or part that spreads

7. an area of skin flush
a flare of reddened skin

8. light resulting from reflection (as between lens surfaces) or an effect of this light (such as a fogged or dense area in a photographic negative)

9. a short pass in football thrown to a back who is running toward the sideline

10. a weakly hit fly ball in baseball
a flare into short right field

11. pants that flare toward the bottom

12. to burn with an unsteady flame

13. to stream in the wind

14. to shine with a sudden light
a match flares in the darkness

15. to become suddenly excited or angry —usually used with up

16. to break out or intensify usually suddenly or violently —often used with up

17. to express strong emotion (such as anger)

18. to open or spread outward
the pants flare at the bottom

19. to display conspicuously
flaring her scarf to attract attention

20. to cause to flare
the breeze flares the candle

21. to signal with a flare or by flaring

22. to burn (a jet of waste gas) in the open air

23. a light that shines brightly and briefly

24. a very bright light that is used to give a signal, to light up something, or to attract attention also a device that produces such a light

25. a sudden expression of anger

26. to shine or burn suddenly and briefly

27. to become suddenly excited, angry, or active

28. to open or spread outward

29. to burn with an unsteady flame
… they watched the fire … flaring through the fog …
— Charles Dickens, The Cricket on the Hearth

30. to shine or burn suddenly or briefly
A match flared in the darkness.

31. to become angry or active
She flared up at the remarks. His asthma has flared up.

32. to spread outward
Her nostrils flared.

33. a sudden blaze of light
the flare of a match

34. a blaze of light used to signal, light up something, or attract attention

35. a device or material used to produce a flare
The emergency kit included flares.

36. a sudden outburst
She displayed a flare of anger.

37. a spreading outward a part that spreads outward
the flare of a skirt

38. to break out or intensify rapidly become suddenly worse or more painful —often used with up
your gallstones flare up
— W. A. Nolen

39. flare-up
Without effective urate lowering, many such patients progress to severe chronic gout characterized by frequent arthritic flares …
— John S. Sundy et al., The Journal of the American Medical Association, 17 Aug. 2011

40. an area of skin flush resulting from and spreading out from a local center of vascular dilation and hyperemia
urticarial flare

41. a cloudy or smoky appearance of the fluid of the anterior chamber of the eye that is seen when a beam of light (as from a slit lamp) is passed through it and that is caused by the presence of floating protein material in the fluid which is a symptom of inflammation
Flare means that we can actually see the beam of light from the slit lamp traveling through the aqueous humor. This is similar to being able to see the beam of light coming from a movie projector in a dusty room.
— Jay B. Lavine, The Eye Care Sourcebook, 2001 — called also aqueous flare

片语

signal flares信号火箭；信号灯；[军] 信号弹

solar flare太阳耀斑；[天] 日晕

2 flaresx耀斑

flare stack[热] 火把烟囱

space flares四种超炫光效

flares ring取得火焰戒指

lens flare镜头光晕；透镜光晕；镜头光斑；眩光

Denim Flares牛仔弹

Lens Flares镜头光斑特效

Sun Flares太阳光晕

flare up突然发怒；突然燃烧，骤然

Fire Flares火圈术

spotless flares无黑子耀斑

英汉例句

• The largest flares unleash streams of particles that could play havoc with planets「 atmospheres - or inhabitants.

  最大的耀斑可以释放出多束粒子对行星的大气层或生命体造成破坏。

• Sunspots are dark patches marking magnetically active regions that often host solar flares and violent belches called coronal mass ejections.

  黑子是太阳表面比较暗的区域，也叫活动区。那里经常发生耀斑和日冕物质抛射等剧烈的喷发现象。

• Nasa has warned that a peak in the sun」s magnetic energy cycle and the number of sun spots or flares around 2013 could generate huge radiation levels.

  NASA（北美航天局）警告称，太阳磁能循环可能在2013年左右达到顶峰，大量的黑子和耀斑出现，将会导致辐射强度急剧增大。

• The sun is surrounded by a fleet of spacecraft that can see sunspots forming, flares crackling and a solar storm about 30 minutes before it hits Earth.

  围绕着太阳，人类布置了一系列航天器，可以在观察太阳黑子的形成，耀斑的爆裂，并在太阳风暴袭击地球前30分钟观察到。

• It was dogged by bad luck, ranging from solar flares to boulder-strewn landing fields, and returned to Earth three years late.

  它历经艰难险阻，曾遭遇厄运(经历了从太阳耀斑到布满巨型卵石的登陆场)，最终推迟3年返回地球。

• These guys think the small flares are the death throes of planets and asteroids as they fall into Sgr A*.

  这些人认为那些小的耀斑是行星和小行星跳入SgrA*时的「垂死挣扎」。

• So enjoy the current rash of solar flares and beautiful coronal mass ejections; it might be some time before we see a solar cycle like this again.

  所以好好的享受这些美妙的太阳耀斑和日冕带来的太阳风吧，可能要经过相当长一段时间我们才能再次观赏到他们了。

• Solar flares send out bursts of electromagnetic energy that strike the Earth「s magnetic field.

  耀斑的爆发将产生大量的粒子，粒子流将挟带大量能量轰击地球磁场。

• The filaments may be analogous to solar flares or could be magnetic structures of some sort.

  暗条类似与太阳耀斑，抑或是某种磁结构。

• Both flares and coronal mass ejections can create space weather if aimed at Earth.

  太阳耀斑和日冕物质抛射都能产生对地球有影响的空间天气。

• These distortions create features ranging from sunspots to spectacular eruptions known as flares and coronal mass ejections.

  这种变形造就了太阳黑子以及耀斑和日冕物质抛射等壮观的景象。

• Solar flares can disrupt radio communications, including devices that use Global Positioning system technology, such as cell phones, airplanes and car navigation systems.

  太阳耀斑能够干扰到无线电通讯，包括使用全球定位系统技术的设备，如手机、飞机和汽车导航系统。

• Solar flares like the huge one that erupted on the sun early today (Aug. 9) will only become more common as our sun nears its maximum level of activity in 2013, scientists say.

  科学家说，在2013年太阳活动达到最高峰，类似今天早些(8月9日)爆发的巨大太阳耀斑只会出现得更频繁。

• Young stars are usually excluded from planet searches because they have intense magnetic fields that generate a range of phenomena known collectively as stellar activity, including flares and spots.

  搜寻行星时通常把年轻的恒星排除在外，因为它们有强烈的磁场，会产生包括耀斑在内的恒星磁活动，这使得天文学家很难分辨行星和活动信号。

• Activity on the sun goes through cycles lasting about 11 years during which sunspots, flares and magnetic activity rise and fall.

  太阳活动的周期为十一年，在这个周期里太阳活动包括太阳黑子、耀斑、磁场活动循环起伏。

• The flare spread from Active Region 1158 in the sun」s southern hemisphere, which had so far lagged behind the northern hemisphere in flash activity. It followed several smaller flares in recent days.

  此次耀斑是从太阳南半球的活跃区1158区延伸开来，此前太阳南半球的耀斑活跃性落后于北半球，此后几天又发生了几次小规模的耀斑活动。

• As all fashionistas know, if you wait long enough certain designs, whether it is flares or miniskirts, come around again.

  正如所有时尚追求者都懂得那样，如果你对某个设计样式耐心等待，不管是喇叭裤还是超短裙，都会重新流行起来。

• Humans live in sealed, cave-like lava tubes, protected from solar flares and sustained by large surface greenhouses.

  人们住在一个封闭的，类似洞穴的熔巖隧道里，免受太阳耀斑的辐射，这种月球温室为人类持续发展提供了支持。

• These studies may help scientists predict when and where solar flares might appear and whether a given storm is pointed at Earth.

  这些研究可能帮助科学家们预测太阳耀斑何时及何地可能出现，是否有一个特定的风暴扑向地球。

• In addition, solar flares can disrupt power systems.

  另外，太阳耀斑会干扰电力系统。

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