blaze
US /bleɪz/
UK /bleɪz/
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火焰, 大火
a very large or fiercely burning fire
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The forest was engulfed in a massive blaze.
森林被一场大火吞噬了。
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Firefighters quickly responded to the building blaze.
消防员迅速对大楼火灾作出反应。
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光芒, 光辉
a very bright or fierce light or glow
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The sunset created a magnificent blaze of colors.
夕阳创造了绚丽的色彩光芒。
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The car's headlights shone with a blinding blaze.
汽车前灯发出刺眼的光芒。
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白斑, 白纹
a white mark on the face of a horse or other animal
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The horse had a distinctive white blaze on its forehead.
这匹马额头上有一道独特的白色斑纹。
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标记, 开辟
mark (a tree or path) with a blaze
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They blazed a trail through the dense forest.
他们开辟了一条穿过茂密森林的小径。
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The hikers followed the blazed trees to stay on course.
徒步旅行者沿着标记的树木前进，以保持路线。