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smoulder

/ˈsmoʊldər/ /ˈsməʊldər/

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verb

くすぶる, いぶる

To burn with no flame and little smoke.

Examples :

"The campfire embers continued to smoulder long after the flames had died down. "

キャンプファイヤーの残り火は、炎が消えた後も長くくすぶり続けた。

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verb

くすぶる, 燻る

To show signs of repressed anger or suppressed mental turmoil or other strong emotion, such as passion.

Examples :

"After hearing her grade, Maria tried to smile, but her eyes still smouldered with disappointment. "

成績を聞いた後、マリアは微笑もうとしたが、彼女の目はまだ落胆でくすぶっていた。

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verb

くすぶる, 燻る

To exist in a suppressed or hidden state.

Examples :

"Even though she didn't say anything, I could tell anger still smouldered beneath the surface. "

彼女は何も言わなかったが、怒りがまだ表面下でくすぶっているのがわかった。

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noun

燻り, くすぶり

Examples :

"The smoulder from the campfire filled the air with a smoky scent long after the flames died down. "

キャンプファイヤーからの燻りは、炎が消えた後も長い間、空気を煙の匂いで満たした。

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verb

くすぶる, いぶる

To smother; to suffocate; to choke.

Examples :

"The heavy blanket seemed to smoulder the fire, slowly choking it out. "

重い毛布は火をくすぶらせ、ゆっくりと消し去るように見えた。

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