flame

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flame
[fleɪm]
sustantivo
1llama (f) ; llamarada (f) (informática)
  • to go up in flames -> ser pasto de las llamas
  • to burst into flames -> incendiarse
  • he's an old flame of mine (familiar) -> es un antiguo amor
verbo intransitivo
2llamear (fire)
3lanzar llamaradas (informática)
verbo transitivo
4lanzar llamaradas a (informática)

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flame [fleim]
sustantivo
1Llama, llamarada, fuego.
2Impulso vehemente del ánimo, fuego de la animación, ardor del temperamento; fuego del amor.
3(fam.) Enamorada, enamorado; persona armada. (m)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Arder, quemarse alguna cosa levantando llama; brillar. (n)
2Inflamarse en alguna pasión violenta. (n)
va. (Des.) Inflamar, excitar.

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flame [fleɪm]
noun
1 llama; (f)
to be in flames arder estar en llamas;or to burst into flames [+car, plane] estallar en llamas; to commit sth to the flames echar algo al fuego; to fan the flames avivar el fuego; he watched the house go up in flames miraba cómo la casa era pasto de las llamas
2 (informal) (lover)
old flame (informal) antiguo amor; (m)
she's one of his old flames
verb:intransitive
1 (also flame up) [+fire] llamear; [+passion] encenderse; [+person] acalorarse
2 [+eyes] brillar; [+sky] llamear; enrojecerse
The whole western sky flamed as the sun went down
her cheeks flamed with embarrassment se puso colorada de vergüenza
verb:transitive
(Internet) insultar a través de la Red; abuchear en la Red
In cyberspace, as Internet users are discovering, such self-aggrandising politicians are impotent - they are simply flamed, ignored, or laughed out of existence One contributor, who had valiantly sent transcripts from Voice of America radio news bulletins to the group, was roundly `flamed" (Netspeak for slagged off) for propagating worthless liberal propaganda
modifier
flame retardant (n)
fire retardant See culture box in entry fire.

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Verb Conjugation for "flame"

Imperative
  • flame
  • you flame
  • he/she flames
  • we flame
  • you flame
  • they flame
Preterite
  • I flamed
  • you flamed
  • he/she flamed
  • we flamed
  • you flamed
  • they flamed
Present Continuous
  • I am flaming
  • you are flaming
  • he/she is flaming
  • we are flaming
  • you are flaming
  • they are flaming
Present Perfect
  • I have flamed
  • you have flamed
  • he/she has flamed
  • we have flamed
  • you have flamed
  • they have flamed
Past Continuous
  • I was flaming
  • you were flaming
  • he/she was flaming
  • we were flaming
  • you were flaming
  • they were flaming
Past Perfect
  • I had flamed
  • you had flamed
  • he/she had flamed
  • we had flamed
  • you had flamed
  • they had flamed
Future
  • I will flame
  • you will flame
  • he/she will flame
  • we will flame
  • you will flame
  • they will flame
Future Perfect
  • I will have flamed
  • you will have flamed
  • he/she will have flamed
  • we will have flamed
  • you will have flamed
  • they will have flamed
Future Continuous
  • I will be flaming
  • you will be flaming
  • he/she will be flaming
  • we will be flaming
  • you will be flaming
  • they will be flaming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been flaming
  • you have been flaming
  • he/she has been flaming
  • we have been flaming
  • you have been flaming
  • they have been flaming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been flaming
  • you will have been flaming
  • he/she will have been flaming
  • we will have been flaming
  • you will have been flaming
  • they will have been flaming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been flaming
  • you had been flaming
  • he/she had been flaming
  • we had been flaming
  • you had been flaming
  • they had been flaming
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