blaze

blaze - English Dictionary

[ noun ]
■ noisy and unrestrained mischief
e.g.)
・raising blazes
→ hell

[ noun ]
■ a light-colored marking
e.g.)
・they chipped off bark to mark the trail with blazes
・the horse had a blaze between its eyes

[ noun ]
■ a light within the field of vision that is brighter than the brightness to which the eyes are adapted
→ brilliance , glare

[ noun ]
■ a cause of difficulty and suffering
e.g.)
・go to blazes
→ hell

[ noun ]
■ a strong flame that burns brightly
e.g.)
・the blaze spread rapidly
→ blazing

[ verb ]
■ indicate by marking trees with blazes
e.g.)
・blaze a trail

[ verb ]
■ shoot rapidly and repeatedly
e.g.)
・He blazed away at the men
→ blaze away

[ verb ]
■ move rapidly and as if blazing
e.g.)
・The spaceship blazed out into space
→ blaze out

[ verb ]
■ burn brightly and intensely
e.g.)
・The summer sun alone can cause a pine to blaze

[ verb ]
■ shine brightly and intensively
e.g.)
・Meteors blazed across the atmosphere