adj.满腔怒火的，激动的，燃烧的，冒火焰的，(强调恼怒)可恶的，讨厌的，鲜红色的
v.燃烧，(因强烈情绪而)变红，使变红，向(某人)发送火药味电邮(或互联网信息)
flame的现在分词

原形：flame第三人称单数：flames复数：flames过去式：flamed过去分词：flamed现在分词：flaming

Flame swept through the houses.
火焰席卷房屋。
Lisa flamed out when Tom angered her.
汤姆惹恼了丽萨，于是丽萨大发雷霆。
Tom's cheeks flamed with rage.
汤姆愤怒得两颊通红。
The fireplace crackled with a warm flame, casting a cozy glow on the room.
壁炉中的火焰噼啪作响，给房间洒下温暖的光亮。
She lit a match and the flame danced brightly, igniting the candle.
她点燃了一根火柴，火焰欢快地跳跃，点燃了蜡烛。
The chef ignited the gas stove with a gentle touch, and flames shot up immediately.
厨师轻柔地点燃了煤气灶，火焰瞬间腾起。
Flames leaped from the burning car, causing bystanders to panic.
汽车燃烧起来，火苗四溅，让旁观者惊慌失措。
He held the torch aloft, the bright flame illuminating their path through the dark forest.
他高举火把，明亮的火焰照亮了他们穿越黑暗森林的道路。
The flamenco dancer's feet sparked a fiery rhythm on the stage.
弗拉门戈舞者的脚尖在舞台上点燃了热烈的节奏。
She used a fire extinguisher to smother the tiny flame before it could spread.
她用灭火器扑灭了即将蔓延的小火。
The flame tattoo on his wrist is a symbol of his passion for adventure.
他手腕上的火焰文身象征着他对冒险的热情。
The emergency responders quickly extinguished the flames in the burning building.
紧急救援人员迅速扑灭了燃烧建筑物内的火焰。
The artist skillfully controlled the flame, shaping it into intricate designs on the glass.
艺术家熟练地控制火焰，在玻璃上塑造出精细的图案。