flare russian

• заня́ться

  to busy oneself

  to take up

  to flame up, flare up

• вспы́хнуть

  blaze up, take fire, break out, flash, flare up

  to blush, flush

• вспы́хивать

  blaze up, take fire, break out, flash, flare up, blush, flush

• разгора́ться

  flame up, flare up

• разгоре́ться

  flame up, flare up

• вскипе́ть

  flare up, fly into a rage

• споло́х

  flash, flare, gleam

  alarm, scare, commotion, stir

• вспыли́ть

  flare up (fly into a temper), fly into arage, lose one's temper

• раке́тница

  flare pistol, signal pistol

• возгора́ться

  flare up, be smitten

• воспламеня́ться

  ignite, blaze up, take fire, flare up

• ерши́ться

  flare up, get into a temper, fly into a rage

• взыгра́ться

  to flare up, to surge, to boil up

  to start playing, to frolic, to become playful

• возгоре́ться

  flare up, be smitten

• воспламени́ться

  to ignite, to catch fire, to light up

  to be inflamed, to flare up (with passion/anger), to become passionate

• закипа́ние

  boiling, coming to a boil

  surge, flare-up

• галифе́

  riding-breeches, flared breeches

• брю́ки-галифе́

  jodhpurs (flared breeches)

• взыгра́вший

  flared up, surged, boiled up

• взыгра́вшийся

  surging, risen, flared up

• возгора́вшийся

  having caught fire, having ignited, having flared up

• воспламени́вшийся

  ignited, inflamed, kindled, caught fire, flared up

• воспыла́вший

  flared up, ignited, inflamed, enkindled

• вски́нувшийся

  suddenly raised, having shot up, flared up, snapped up

• вскипе́вший

  boiled, having boiled, come to a boil

  seething, boiling (with rage), flared up

• вспы́хнувший

  flared up, ignited, broken out, sudden

• вспыли́вший

  hot-tempered, irate, enraged, having flared up

• запыла́вший

  blazing, flared up, ignited, ablaze, burning

• полыхну́вший

  flared up, flashed, burst into flame

• пыхну́вший

  flared up, ignited, that has puffed

• разгоре́вшийся

  flared up, ignited, blazing, full-blown

• разыгра́вший

  who has played (a role, game), who has staged (a play)

  who has played a trick on, who has pranked

  which has flared up, which has intensified, which has developed