blaze

a very bright, hot fire that spreads quickly and is difficult to control

incendio, fuego intenso

Collocations blaze in a forest

• The fire quickly turned into a blaze.

  El incendio se convirtió rápidamente en un fuego intenso.

to move very fast, especially in a way that is exciting or impressive

correr velozmente, deslizarse rápidamente

Collocations blaze across the sky

• The comet blazed across the night sky.

  El cometa deslizó rápidamente a través del cielo nocturno.

to show something clearly and brightly, especially light or colour

resplandecer, brillar intensamente

Collocations blaze in the night sky

• The stars blazed in the clear night sky.

  Las estrellas resplandecían en el cielo nocturno despejado.

to publish or broadcast something, especially a news story

publicar, emitir

• blaze sth on the front page

• The newspaper blazed the story across its front page.

  El periódico publicó la historia en su portada.

to feel a sudden, sharp pain in your body

sentir un dolor agudo

Collocations blaze through the chest

• He felt a sudden blaze of pain in his chest.

  Sintió un dolor agudo en el pecho.

to burn a mark on the skin of an animal as a way of showing who owns it

marcar con fuego, brandear

• blaze sth onto sb/sth

• The ranchers would blaze their brands onto the cattle.

  Los ganaderos marcaban sus marcas en el ganado con fuego.

a clear path or track through a forest, made by people walking there regularly

sendero, camino

Collocations blaze a trail

• They blazed a trail through the forest.

  Abrían camino a través del bosque.

to be the first to do something new or different, and encourage others to follow you

iniciar algo nuevo, abrir camino

• blaze a trail for sb/sth

• She blazed a trail for women in business.

  Ella abrió camino para las mujeres en el mundo empresarial.