blaze

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈbleɪz/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/bleɪz/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(blāz)

Inflections of 'blaze' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
blazes
v 3rd person singular
blazing
v pres p
blazed
v past
blazed
v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
blaze n (fire)llamarada nf
  llamas nfpl
  fuego nm
 Three fire engines were called to tackle the blaze at the factory.
 Pidieron tres camiones de bomberos para controlar la llamarada que salía de la fábrica.
blaze n (bright light)resplandor nm
 The soldiers could see the blaze of a lantern far ahead.
 Los soldados podían ver el resplandor de un farol en la distancia.
a blaze of [sth] n figurative (anger, etc.: intense burst)arranque nm
  acceso nm
 Graham yelled at his son in a blaze of anger.
 Graham le gritó a su hijo en un arranque de ira.
blaze vi (burn brightly)arder vi
 The campfire blazed in the darkness.
 La fogata ardía en la oscuridad.
blaze vi (shine)resplandecer vi
  brillar vi
 The stars blazed in the winter night sky.
 Las estrellas resplandecían en el nocturno cielo invernal.
blaze vi (gun: fire continuously)disparar en ráfaga vi + loc adv
 The outlaws emerged from their hiding place with their guns blazing.
 Los fugitivos salieron de su escondite disparando en ráfaga sus armas.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
blaze n (brightness)resplandor nm
 A sudden blaze lit up the sky.
 Un súbito resplandor iluminó el cielo.
blaze n (mark indicating trail)señal vtr
  marca nf
 The Appalachian Trail is marked with white blazes.
 El sendero de los Apalaches está marcado con señales blancas.
blaze n (marking on animal's face)mancha nf
  marca nf
 A black horse with a white blaze on its forehead galloped across the field.
 Un caballo negro con una mancha blanca en la frente galopaba por el campo.
blaze [sth] vtr (mark a trail)trazar vtr
  abrir vtr
 The hiking trail was blazed by the Boy Scouts.
 Los Scouts trazaron la ruta de senderismo.
blaze [sth] vtr literary, dated (make known) (medios)publicar vtr
  (personas)correr la voz sobre, correr la voz acerca de loc verb
 Robert feared Valerie would blaze his secret.
 La mañana después del desastre, todos los periódicos publicaron la historia.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Locuciones verbales
InglésEspañol
blaze [sth] abroad vtr phrasal sep (make known, broadcast)proclamar algo a los cuatro vientos vtr + loc adv
blaze away vi phrasal (gun: shoot continuously)disparar una ráfaga loc verb
blaze past vi phrasal figurative (move fast)salir disparado loc verb
  salir volando loc verb
 The car blazed past in a cloud of exhaust fumes.
 El auto salió disparado en una nube de humo.
blaze up vi phrasal UK, informal (light cigarette, cigar, etc.)encender un cigarrillo loc verb
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Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
blaze a trail v expr figurative (lead the way) (figurado)abrir un camino loc verb
  abrir nuevos caminos loc verb
blaze of color (US),
blaze of colour (UK)
n
([sth] intensely colorful)colorinche nm
  derroche de color nm + loc adj
blaze past [sb/sth] vi + prep figurative (pass rapidly)pasar a vtr + prep
blaze past [sb/sth] vi + prep figurative (sportsperson, team: defeat)arrasar vtr
  (figurado)pasar por encima loc verb
 They blazed past the opposing team to win their first victory of the season.
 Arrasaron con el equipo contrario para ganar su primer partido de la temporada.
blaze to victory v expr (win spectacularly)ganar de forma espectacular loc verb
go out in a blaze of glory v expr figurative (come to a heroic end)morir con las botas puestas expr
in a blaze of glory adv figurative (die, end: in a heroic way)morir con las botas puestas expr
 He died in a blaze of glory.
in a blaze of publicity expr (with intense media attention)con gran despliegue publicitario expr
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'blaze' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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Spanish:

Collocations: The blaze was started by [an explosion, a kitchen fire, a dropped cigarette]., do not know how the blaze [started, began], The blaze started in the [garage, kitchen]., more...

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