flare in Italian
flare in Italian is bagliore, brillare, scintillare — flare means a bright light or flame used as a signal or for illumination, often a handheld or fired device.
flare in Italian
bagliore
A source of brightly burning light or intense heat.
brillare
scintillare
sfolgorare
What does "flare" mean?
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noun A bright light or flame used as a signal or for illumination, often a handheld or fired device.
"The sailors fired a flare to signal for rescue."
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verb To burn brightly and suddenly, or to suddenly intensify.
"Tensions flared between the two neighbors."
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verb To widen gradually outward, especially describing trousers or a shape.
"The skirt flares out slightly at the bottom."
flare in a sentence
- The sailors fired a flare to signal for rescue.
- Tensions flared between the two neighbors.
- The match flared briefly before going out.
- The skirt flares out slightly at the bottom.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "flare" in Italian?
"flare" in Italian is bagliore, brillare, scintillare. flare means: A bright light or flame used as a signal or for illumination, often a handheld or fired device.
How do you use "flare" in a sentence?
Example: "The sailors fired a flare to signal for rescue." In Italian, "flare" is bagliore, brillare, scintillare.
Are there other ways to say "flare" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "flare": bagliore, brillare, scintillare, sfolgorare.
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