blazing

blazing
adjective
1) (burning brightly: a blazing fire.) leuchtend
2) (extremely angry: a blazing row.) schreiend
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blaz·ing
[ˈbleɪzɪŋ]
adj glühend heiß; (fig) erbittert
\blazing fire loderndes Feuer
\blazing headlights grelle Scheinwerfer
\blazing heat sengende Hitze
\blazing inferno flammendes Inferno
\blazing lie unverfrorene Lüge
\blazing row heftiger Streit
\blazing sunshine [or sun] grelles Sonnenlicht
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['bleIzɪŋ]
adj
1) building etc brennend; fire, torch lodernd; sun, light grell; sun (= hot) brennend
2) (fig) eyes funkelnd (with vor +dat); row furchtbar

he is blazing (inf) — er kocht vor Wut (inf), er ist fuchsteufelswild (inf)

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blazing adj (adv blazingly)
1. flammend, (hell) glühend:
in the blazing sun in der prallen Sonne
2. auffällig, schreiend, offenkundig, eklatant, unerhört:
blazing colo(u)rs grelle Farben;
a blazing lie eine unverfrorene Lüge;
blazing scent JAGD warme Fährte
3. umg verteufelt
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adj.
aufflammend adj.
lodernd adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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