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flare

 
 
/fleər/ verb [I] ( also flare up)

Translation

START If something bad such as anger or pain flares or flares up, it suddenly starts or gets worse.
gittkikçe/aniden kötüleşmek, artmak, daha da kötüye gitmek
Violence flared up between football fans yesterday.1552
BURN to suddenly burn brightly, usually for a short time
(ateş) birden alevlenmek, parlamak
The rocket flared in the sky and disappeared into space.1285
(Definition of flare verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)

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