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to inflame
01
entzünden, inflammieren
to initiate a biological response to injury or infection, marked by redness, swelling, pain, and heat
Transitive: to inflame a body part
Example
The repetitive strain on the wrist from constant typing began to inflame the tendons, causing discomfort.
Exposure to allergens can inflame the nasal passages, leading to symptoms such as sneezing and congestion.
A bacterial infection can inflame the throat.
02
entzünden, anheizen
to stir up or provoke intense emotions in someone
Transitive: to inflame a person or their emotions
Example
The controversial remarks by the politician served to inflame public opinion, sparking heated debates.
Her confrontational attitude only seemed to inflame the tension in the room.
The unjust decision by the authorities served to inflame the protestors.
03
entzünden, erleuchten
to cause something to become brightly illuminated, often resembling flames
Transitive: to inflame a space or landscape
Example
The setting sun began to inflame the sky.
The campfire 's dancing flames inflamed the darkness of the night.
The city skyline at night was inflamed by the neon lights of towering buildings.
04
entzünden, in Brand setzen
to ignite or start a fire
Transitive: to inflame sth
Example
The arsonist attempted to inflame the building by lighting a match near the fuel-soaked materials.
Carelessly discarded cigarettes can easily inflame dry vegetation, leading to wildfires.
The firefighter worked diligently to prevent the car 's leaking fuel from inflaming after the accident.
word family
flame
Verb
inflame
Verb
inflamed
Adjective
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