to flare up
[phrase form: flare]
01
爆发, 加剧
to suddenly become more intense, especially in terms of a situation or conflict
例子
The argument between the neighbors flared up again, and the police were called.
邻居之间的争论再次爆发，警察被叫来了。
Political tensions in the region continue to flare up, causing concerns for international peace.
该地区的政治紧张局势继续升级，引起了对国际和平的担忧。
02
突然燃烧起来, 突然加剧
(of fire, flames, etc.) to suddenly and strongly increase in brightness or intensity
例子
The wildfire flared up due to strong winds, making it more challenging to control.
由于强风，野火突然加剧，使得控制变得更加困难。
As the wind picked up, the campfire flared up, providing much-needed warmth.
随着风势增强，篝火突然旺烧起来，提供了急需的温暖。
03
爆发, 发怒
to suddenly become angry or agitated
例子
His patience finally ran out, and he flared up at the constant interruptions.
他的耐心终于耗尽了，因为不断的打扰而爆发了。
Her temper tended to flare up when she was stressed or frustrated.
当她感到压力或沮丧时，她的脾气往往会爆发。
04
复发, 突然加剧
(of an illness or disease) to suddenly worsen or become active again after a period of improvement
例子
Her arthritis flared up after a period of remission, causing severe pain in her joints.
她的关节炎在缓解一段时间后突然发作，导致关节剧烈疼痛。
The virus had been contained, but it could still flare up in certain areas.
病毒已被控制，但在某些地区仍可能爆发。
