n.火焰；烈火；光辉；(光或色 彩的)展现；(感情的)迸发；(动物面部的)白斑；记号
v.燃烧；发光；迸发；传播；在(树皮)上刻记号
We warmed our hands near the blaze of the campfire. 我们在篝火的火焰旁暖手。
The firemen were unable to control the blaze. 消防队员无法控制这场大火。
Seven people died in the blaze at the nightclub. 在夜总会的熊熊烈火中有七人丧生。
The new building was a blaze of light. 那幢新大楼一片灯光。
The gardens in summer are a blaze of colour. 夏天的花园色 彩斑斓。
Their marriage took place amid a blaze of publicity. 他们举行婚礼轰动一时。
In a blaze of anger he shouted at us. 他盛怒之下，对我们大声叫嚷。
用作动词 (v.)The following morning the building was still blazing. 第二天早上,大楼还在燃烧。
Lights were blazing in every room. 每个房间都灯火通明。
The tree will blaze with lights on Christmas. 圣诞节时，这树将被灯饰缀得闪闪发光。
He blazed up without warning. 他突如其来地勃然大怒。
The news was blazed all over the daily papers. 所有日报都刊登了这条消息。
blaze 用作名词的基本意思是“火焰,烈火”,指突然、猛烈迸发出明亮强光的火,可用来比喻“(灯光、颜色等的)光辉,闪耀”,也可用来比喻“(强烈感情的)骤然迸发”。
blaze 只用于单数形式,作“光辉,闪光”及“迸发,爆发”解时常与of连用。
v.(动词)blaze的基本含义是“熊熊燃烧,同时发射出光和热”,引申可指“怒火中烧”,在句中可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词,但多用作不及物动词。
n.运动夹克；男式便上装
adj.着火的；闪耀的；激昂的
n.开拓者；先驱
