flare-up in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for flare-up in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flare-up [Am ˈflɛr ˌəp, Brit ˈflɛːrʌp] N

1.1. flare-up (of violence):

flare-up

brote m

flare-up

estallido m

1.2. flare-up (intensification):

flare-up

recrudecimiento m

1.3. flare-up:

flare-up (clash)

enfrentamiento m

flare-up (quarrel)

altercado m

2. flare-up (burst of fire):

flare-up

llamarada f

flare up VB [Am flɛr -, Brit flɛː -] (v + adv)

1. flare up:

flare up fire:

llamear

flare up fighting/protests:

estallar

2. flare up infection/disease:

flare up

recrudecer

flare up

empeorar

3. flare up (lose temper):

flare up

explotar

flare up

montar en cólera

flare up

saltar inf

to flare up at sb

ponerse furioso con alguien

Translations for flare-up in the Spanish»English Dictionary

llamarada N f

1. llamarada (de fuego):

llamarada

sudden blaze

llamarada

flare-up

2. llamarada liter (de ira, pasión):

llamarada

blaze

una llamarada de rubor encendió su rostro

her face flushed red with embarrassment

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avivarse fuego:

to flare up

desatarse polémica/crisis:

to flare up

flare-up in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for flare-up in the English»Spanish Dictionary

flare-up [ˈfleəʳʌp, Am ˈfler-] N

flare-up

estallido m fig

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

When this stopped, the mantle wedge was opened up, and the result was the flare-up.

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This fact often made leaders on both sides extremely reluctant to take risks, fearing that some small flare-up could ignite a war that could wipe out all of human civilization.

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The latter two conditions are generated from pressure changes rather than pressure-related flare-up of pre-existing conditions.

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Only an inflation flare-up could upset this scenario.

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The specifics of this opening, including possible windows or buckling of the plate, can explain specific volcanic trends within the flare-up.

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People with a history of mental illness were more likely to experience a flare-up.

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Mild forms of the disease are the most common, consisting solely of skin rashes that flare-up under certain conditions such as high humidity, high stress or tight-fitting clothes.

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These exchanges occasionally produces a flare-up in fighting.

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He was in remission for several years until a teenage growth spurt resulted in a flare-up -- which can last for years.

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This has led to some speculation that a flare-up of the illuminating stars may have increased the brightness of the nebula.

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