Fire and Light

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to billow
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(for smoke or clouds) to move slowly upwards or across the sky
a blaze
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a large and dangerous fire
to tackle a blaze
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to try to put a blaze out
to catch fire
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to start to burn
to be engulfed in flames
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every part of sth is on fire
to gut
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if a fire __ a building, it completely destroys everything inside the building, leaving only the outside standing
to light a fire
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to smart a small fire (to cook on it or to provide heat for a room)
to rage
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to burn intensely and be out of control
to scorch
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if sb __s sth, or if sth is __ed, its surface burns - without catching fire -- so that a black mark is left behind
to set fire to something
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to deliberately start a fire in order to damage or destroy something
to smoulder
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to be burning but with no flames
to be ablaze with light
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if sth is __, a lot of light is coming from it
in broad daylight
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in the middle of the day; used for things (especially crimes) that you would expect to happen at night
to be dazzled
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to be unable to see because a bright light is shining into your eyes
to dim
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to make a light less bright/ to become less bright
to give off light
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to produce light
the glare of
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the very bright and unpleasant light off
to gleam
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to shine brightly, especially in the Sun
to glimmer
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to produce a weak, unsteady light
to glisten
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if sth __s, it shines, usually because it is wet
the gloom
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the darkness
to glow
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to shine with a very soft, warm red light, often used for something that is burning (without flames) in the dark
to be plunged into darkness
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(for a place) to suddenly become very dark
to burn yourself out
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to work so hard over a period of time that you become too ill or too tired to work any more
to come to light
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to become known
that's daily robbery
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that's ridiculously expensive
to be dazzled
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to be very impressed
to have a fiery temper
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to get angry very quickly
to flare up
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(for violence) to suddenly start
flashy
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expensive and showy
to get on like a house on fire
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if two people do it, they really like each other
a glowing report
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a report that is full of praise
a glimmer of hope
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a little bit of hope
somebody's face lights up
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somebody's face suddenly shows that they are very happy or excited
a shot in the dark
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a complete guess based on absolutely no information at all
to spark off
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to cause something to happen

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