WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| inflamed (by [sth]) adj | (infected, swollen) | inflamado adj |
| | My grandmother has arthritis and her joints are inflamed. |
| inflamed (by [sth/sb]) adj | figurative (exacerbated) | inflamado adj |
| | | exacerbado adj |
| | The situation was inflamed by the politician's careless remarks. |
| inflamed with [sth] adj + prep | figurative ([sb]: impassioned) (figurado) | inflamado adj |
| | He was inflamed with passion for her. |
| inflamed (by [sth]) adj | figurative (emotion: roused) (figurado) | inflamado adj |
| | | incitado adj |
| | Her jealousy was inflamed by his friendship with her sister. |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| inflame [sth]⇒ vtr | figurative (stir, excite: emotions) (figurado) | inflamar vt |
| | | incitar vt |
| | | excitar vt |
| | | estimular vt |
| | The president's passionate speech inflamed the audience. |
| inflame [sth] vtr | figurative (intensify: a situation) | intensificar vt |
| | Chris inflamed my problem by continuing to talk about it. |
| inflame [sth] vtr | figurative, usu passive (bodily organ: cause to swell) | inflamar vt |
| | | inchar vt |
| | The long run inflamed Albert's knee. |
| inflame [sb]⇒ vtr | figurative (enrage or excite: [sb]) (figurado) | inflamar vt |
| | | enfurecer vt |
| | The speaker inflamed the crowd with his angry words. |
| inflame [sth]⇒ vtr | rare (set on fire) | inflamar vt |
| | | acender vt |
| | | atear vt |
| | The criminal inflamed the house to hide the evidence. |