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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. flare [Brit flɛː, Am flɛr] N

1. flare:

flare (light signal) AVIAT (on runway)
flare MIL (on target)
flare NAUT (distress signal)

2. flare (burst of light):

flare (of match, lighter)
flare (of fireworks)

3. flare (in petroleum processing):

flare

4. flare FASHION:

flare

5. flare ASTRON:

flare, a. solar flare

6. flare PHOTO:

flare

II. flares N

flares npl (trousers):

III. flare [Brit flɛː, Am flɛr] VB trans

1. flare (widen):

flare skirt, trouser leg

2. flare (burn):

flare gases

IV. flare [Brit flɛː, Am flɛr] VB intr

1. flare (burn briefly):

flare firework, match, torch:

2. flare (erupt):

flare violence:

3. flare:

flare, a. flare out (widen) skirt:

4. flare nostrils:

flare

solar flare N ASTRON

solar flare

flare up VB [Brit flɛː -, Am flɛr -]

1. flare up (burn brightly):

flare up fire:

2. flare up (erupt) fig:

flare up trouble, violence:
flare up anger, revolution:
flare up person:
flare up epidemic:

3. flare up (recur):

flare up illness, symptoms:
flare up pain:

flare-up [Brit ˈflɛːrʌp, Am ˈflɛr ˌəp] N

1. flare-up (of fire, light):

flare-up

2. flare-up (outburst):

flare-up (of dispute)
flare-up (of war)
flare-up (of anger)
a violent flare-up

3. flare-up (argument):

flare-up

4. flare-up (recurrence):

flare-up (of feeling)
flare-up (of disease)
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éclairant (éclairante)
flare
flare stack
flare uncountable
points of flare
évaser FASHION vêtement
to flare
flare-up
to flare up again
se rallumer lutte, guerre:
to flare up again

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I. flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] N

1. flare (blaze, burst of flame):

flare

2. flare (signal):

flare

3. flare (widening):

flare

4. flare pl FASHION:

flare

II. flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] VB intr

1. flare (burn up):

flare a. fig

2. flare (widen, broaden):

flare
flare nostrils

III. flare [fleəʳ, Am fler] VB trans

flare
flare nostrils

flare-up N

flare-up

flare up VB intr

1. flare up (burn up):

flare up

2. flare up fig dispute, anger:

flare up

3. flare up MED:

flare up
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flare
flambée de violence
flare-up
dilater narines
to flare
se dilater narines
to flare
palpiter narine
to flare
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I. flare [fler] N

1. flare (blaze, burst of flame):

flare

2. flare (signal):

flare

3. flare (widening):

flare

4. flare pl FASHION:

flare

II. flare [fler] VB intr

1. flare (burn up):

flare a. fig

2. flare (widen, broaden):

flare
flare nostrils

III. flare [fler] VB trans

flare
flare nostrils

flare up VB intr

1. flare up (burn up):

flare up

2. flare up fig dispute, anger:

flare up

3. flare up MED:

flare up

flare-up N

flare-up
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flambée de violence
flare-up
dilater narines
to flare
dilater narines
to flare
Present
Iflare
youflare
he/she/itflares
weflare
youflare
theyflare
Past
Iflared
youflared
he/she/itflared
weflared
youflared
theyflared
Present Perfect
Ihaveflared
youhaveflared
he/she/ithasflared
wehaveflared
youhaveflared
theyhaveflared
Past Perfect
Ihadflared
youhadflared
he/she/ithadflared
wehadflared
youhadflared
theyhadflared