Blaze
01
a strong, bright flame or fire
例
The firefighters struggled to control the raging blaze.
02
a source of trouble or difficulty
例
The sudden storm became a blaze for the stranded hikers.
03
loud and unruly mischief
例
The children 's party was full of boisterous blaze.
04
a light in the field of vision that is brighter than what the eyes are adapted to
例
The sudden blaze of headlights hurt her eyes.
05
a pale or bright marking on the surface of an animal, especially a horse
例
The horse had a white blaze running down its forehead.
to blaze
01
燃え上がる, 激しく燃える
to burn in a very bright and strong flame
Intransitive
例
The bonfire blazed high into the air, crackling with intensity.
かがり火は空高く燃え上がり、激しくはぜた。
02
燃え盛る, 強く輝く
to shine or burn with great brightness or intensity
Intransitive
例
The sun blazed in the sky, making it hard to look directly at it.
太陽が空に燃え盛り、直接見るのが難しかった。
03
乱射する, 狙わずに撃つ
to fire a gun repeatedly or without aiming carefully
Intransitive
例
The soldiers were told to stop blazing after the ceasefire was called.
兵士たちは停戦が宣言された後、発砲を止めるように言われた。
04
印をつける, 道を切り開く
to create or indicate a path or route by marking trees
Transitive: to blaze a path
例
The hikers blazed a trail through the dense forest to reach the summit.
ハイカーたちは密林を通って頂上に到達するために道を切り開いた。
05
疾走する, 猛スピードで進む
to move or advance at an extremely fast pace
Intransitive: to blaze somewhere
例
The car blazed down the highway, overtaking every vehicle in sight.
車は高速道路を猛スピードで走り、視界に入るすべての車を追い越した。
06
大声で宣言する, 注目を集めるように発表する
to announce news, in a way and manner that it gets a lot of attention
Transitive: to blaze news
例
The newspaper blazed the breaking news story across its front page, capturing the attention of readers.
新聞は一面で最新ニュースを輝かせ、読者の注目を集めた。
