ablaze 音標拼音: [əbl'ez]
a . 著火的,閃亮的,激昂的
ad . 著火,閃耀
著火的,閃亮的,激昂的著火,閃耀
ablaze adj 1 :
keenly excited (
especially sexually )
or indicating excitement ; "
his face all ablaze with excitement "-
Bram Stoker ; "
he was aflame with desire " [
synonym : {
ablaze },
{
aflame }, {
aroused }]
2 :
lighted up by or as by fire or flame ; "
forests set ablaze (
or afire )
by lightning "; "
even the car '
s tires were aflame "; "
a night aflare with fireworks "; "
candles alight on the tables ";
"
houses on fire " [
synonym : {
ablaze (
p )}, {
afire (
p )}, {
aflame (
p )},
{
aflare (
p )}, {
alight (
p )}, {
on fire (
p )}]
3 :
resembling flame in brilliance or color ; "
maple trees ablaze in autumn "
4 :
lighted with red light as if with flames ; "
streets ablaze with lighted Christmas trees "; "
the inflamed clouds at sunset "; "
reddened faces around the campfire " [
synonym :
{
ablaze (
p )}, {
inflamed }, {
reddened }]
Ablaze \
A *
blaze "\,
adv . &
a . [
Pref .
a -
blaze .]
1 .
On fire ;
in a blaze ,
gleaming . --
Milman .
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1913 Webster ]
All ablaze with crimson and gold . --
Longfellow .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
In a state of glowing excitement or ardent desire .
[
1913 Webster ]
The young Cambridge democrats were all ablaze to assist Torrijos . --
Carlyle .
[
1913 Webster ]
99 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ablaze ":
afire ,
aflame ,
aflicker ,
aglow ,
alight ,
ardent ,
bathed with light ,
bespangled ,
blazing ,
boiling over ,
breathless ,
brightened ,
burning ,
candent ,
candescent ,
candlelit ,
comburent ,
conflagrant ,
cordial ,
delirious ,
drunk ,
enlightened ,
enthusiastic ,
excited ,
exuberant ,
febrile ,
fervent ,
fervid ,
fevered ,
feverish ,
fiery ,
firelit ,
flagrant ,
flaming ,
flaring ,
flashing ,
flashy ,
flickering ,
flushed ,
fulgurant ,
fulgurating ,
fuming ,
gaslit ,
glowing ,
guttering ,
hearty ,
heated ,
hot ,
ignescent ,
ignited ,
illuminated ,
impassioned ,
in a blaze ,
in a glow ,
in flames ,
incandescent ,
inflamed ,
intense ,
intoxicated ,
irradiate ,
irradiated ,
keen ,
kindled ,
lamplit ,
lanternlit ,
lighted ,
lightened ,
lit ,
lit up ,
live ,
lively ,
living ,
luminous ,
meteoric ,
moonlit ,
on fire ,
passionate ,
red -
hot ,
reeking ,
scintillant ,
scintillating ,
smoking ,
smoldering ,
spangled ,
sparking ,
star -
spangled ,
star -
studded ,
starlit ,
steaming ,
steamy ,
studded ,
sunlit ,
tinseled ,
unextinguished ,
unquenched ,
unrestrained ,
vigorous ,
warm ,
zealous
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