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Detailed Translations for flare from English to Spanish

flare:

flare [the ~] nomen

  1. the flare (torch; flaming torch)
    la antorcha
  2. the flare
    la llama
  3. the flare
    la bengala; el proyectil luminoso; la bala luminosa
  4. the flare (star-shell)
    el proyectil luminoso
  5. the flare (bellbottomed trouser leg; loose-fitting leg)
    la pernera ancha; la pipa de colmillo de elefante

to flare verb (flares, flared, flaring)

  1. to flare (sparkle; shine; twinkle; )
    brillar; hacer brillar; dar luz; destellar; amanecer; iluminarse; centellear; clarear; relampaguear

Conjugations for flare:

present
  1. flare
  2. flare
  3. flares
  4. flare
  5. flare
  6. flare
simple past
  1. flared
  2. flared
  3. flared
  4. flared
  5. flared
  6. flared
present perfect
  1. have flared
  2. have flared
  3. has flared
  4. have flared
  5. have flared
  6. have flared
past continuous
  1. was flaring
  2. were flaring
  3. was flaring
  4. were flaring
  5. were flaring
  6. were flaring
future
  1. shall flare
  2. will flare
  3. will flare
  4. shall flare
  5. will flare
  6. will flare
continuous present
  1. am flaring
  2. are flaring
  3. is flaring
  4. are flaring
  5. are flaring
  6. are flaring
subjunctive
  1. be flared
  2. be flared
  3. be flared
  4. be flared
  5. be flared
  6. be flared
diverse
  1. flare!
  2. let's flare!
  5. flared
  6. flaring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for flare:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amanecer aurora; bowl; cup; dawn; daybreak; early morning; early morning hours; peep of day
antorcha flaming torch; flare; torch
bala luminosa flare
bengala flare
brillar glimmering; glittering
clarear lighting up
llama flare lama; llama
pernera ancha bellbottomed trouser leg; flare; loose-fitting leg
pipa de colmillo de elefante bellbottomed trouser leg; flare; loose-fitting leg
proyectil luminoso flare; star-shell
- flair; flare pass; flash; solar flare
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amanecer beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate accuse; blame; border; break; call upon; cheat; chirp; clearly define; con; dawn; define; demarcate; discredit; dun; edge; exhort; fence; fence in; fence off; get a lighter shade of colour; glimmer; gull; hold against; hold it against s.o.; light; light up; lighten; lighten up; map out; mark out; move house; outline; rebuke; remove; reprimand; reproach; resent; shine up; spoof; summon; swindle; trace out; trick
brillar beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate attract attention; be conspicuous; beam; blaze; clang; clink; glimmer; glisten; glitter; glow with; jangle; jingle; jut out; leap out; prance; protrude; radiate; rattling; shimmer; shine; shine lightly; show off; sparkle; stand out; stick out; tinkle; tinkle away; twinkle
centellear beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate clang; clink; glimmer; glisten; glitter; jangle; jingle; rattling; shimmer; shine; sparkle; tinkle; tinkle away
clarear beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate accuse; blame; cheat; clearly define; con; define; demarcate; discredit; fence; fence in; fence off; get a lighter shade of colour; hold against; light; light up; lighten; lighten up; map out; mark out; outline; rebuke; reprimand; reproach; swindle; trace out
dar luz beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate shine
destellar beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate flash; glimmer; glisten; glitter; lighten; shimmer; shine; sparkle; thunder
hacer brillar beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate glisten; glitter; shine; sparkle
iluminarse beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate accuse; blame; brighten; clarify; clear up; discredit; enlighten; hold against; rebuke; reprimand; reproach
relampaguear beam; flare; flicker; give off light; radiate; shimmer; shine; sparkle; twinkle; vibrate flash; lighten; thunder
- blaze up; break open; burn up; burst out; erupt; flame; flame up; flare out; flare up; irrupt

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Related Definitions for "flare":

  1. (baseball) a fly ball hit a short distance into the outfield1
  2. a short forward pass to a back who is running toward the sidelines1
    • he threw a flare to the fullback who was tackled for a loss1
  3. a device that produces a bright light for warning or illumination or identification1
  4. a burst of light used to communicate or illuminate1
  5. a sudden outburst of emotion1
    • she felt a flare of delight1
    • she could not control her flare of rage1
  6. am unwanted reflection in an optical system (or the fogging of an image that is caused by such a reflection)1
  7. a sudden eruption of intense high-energy radiation from the sun's surface; associated with sunspots and radio interference1
  8. a sudden burst of flame1
  9. a shape that spreads outward1
    • the skirt had a wide flare1
  10. a sudden recurrence or worsening of symptoms1
    • a colitis flare1
    • infection can cause a lupus flare1
  11. reddening of the skin spreading outward from a focus of infection or irritation1
  12. become flared and widen, usually at one end1
  13. erupt or intensify suddenly1
    • Tempers flared at the meeting1
  14. burn brightly1
  15. shine with a sudden light1

Wiktionary Translations for flare:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• flare → rielar; centellear; flamear; deflagrar ↔ scintiller — briller, jeter des éclats par intermittence.

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