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Flammen

u rečniku PONS

I. flame [fleɪm] N

1. flame (fire):

Flamme f <-, -n>
to be in flames
to go up in flames

2. flame passion:

flame fig
Flamme f <-, -n> fig form
flame fig
Feuer nt <-s, ->
Glut f <-, -en> form
Hitze f <-, -n>
Freiheitsliebe f <-> kein pl
flames of love/lust
Feuer nt der Liebe/Lust form fig
flames of passion

3. flame INET:

4. flame dated sl (sweetheart):

Flamme f <-, -n> inf

5. flame (failure):

II. flame [fleɪm] VB intr

1. flame:

brennen <brennt, brannte, gebrannt>

2. flame fig (become red):

3. flame fig (burn with passion):

4. flame Am pej inf (act gay):

sich acc tuntig aufführen pej inf

III. flame [fleɪm] VB trans sl

to flame sb COMPUT

flame up VB intr

flame up person
flame up person
flame up anger, hate
flame up anger, hate

flame re·ˈac·tion N CHEM, GEOL

flame re·ˈsist·ant ADJ TECH

ˈflame re·tard·ant N

ˈflame-throw·er N MIL

Flammenwerfer m <-s, ->

old ˈflame N inf

alte Flamme inf dated
Verflossene(r) f(m) FRG

ˈflame re·tard·an·cy N TECH

OpenDict unos

flame priming N

Present
Iflame
youflame
he/she/itflames
weflame
youflame
theyflame
Past
Iflamed
youflamed
he/she/itflamed
weflamed
youflamed
theyflamed
Present Perfect
Ihaveflamed
youhaveflamed
he/she/ithasflamed
wehaveflamed
youhaveflamed
theyhaveflamed
Past Perfect
Ihadflamed
youhadflamed
he/she/ithadflamed
wehadflamed
youhadflamed
theyhadflamed