Pesquisar
to spark
01
faíscar, emitir fagulhas
to emit small flashes of electricity or fire
Intransitive
02
desencadear, inspirar
to trigger or ignite a reaction, response, or action, often by provoking or inspiring someone or something to action
Transitive: to spark a reaction or response
Spark
01
faísca, relâmpago
a small, intense burst of light, flame, or electricity
02
faísca, clarão
a momentary flash of light
03
faísca, faísca elétrica
electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field
04
faísca, javardas
a small fragment of a burning substance thrown out by burning material or by friction
05
faísca, faísca literária
Scottish writer of satirical novels (born in 1918)
06
uma centelha, um indício
a small but noticeable trace of some quality that might become stronger
spark
v
sparker
n
sparker
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Exemplo
The faulty wire began to spark, indicating a potential electrical problem in the house.
The welder carefully ignited the torch, causing it to spark and light up the work area.
As she struck the match against the rough surface, it sparked, lighting the candle on the table.
The politician's odious remarks about certain ethnic groups sparked outrage and condemnation.
The gross violation of human rights sparked international outrage.
