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blaze
noun
A fire, especially a fast-burning fire producing a lot of flames and light.
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'blaze' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a bright light or fire, as in "The sky lit up with a blazing orange sunset". It can also be used to describe something that is extremely impressive or successful, as in "Their new album is a blazing success".
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Firefighters were containing the blaze and "there is no danger of the fire spreading", Alexander Gavrilov, first deputy director of the Moscow branch of the emergency situations ministry, told journalists at the scene shortly after midnight.
(That would be the Colorado Springs blaze: the old record had been set the week before, in Fort Collins).
It would be a real tragedy if we took our foot off the pedal, because I think we have an opportunity to blaze a trail across the world about being global leaders when it comes to reducing avoidable harm and deaths.
Germany's wear (I presume) white shirts with that black and gold blaze across the front, white shorts and white socks.
But bang on time, up rocked Jean in his Citroën C4 and we were soon blazing (as fast as a C4 can blaze) through lush French landscapes, with Bob Marley pumping from the stereo.
The Beaver Fire and a second northern California blaze reportedly were threatening nearly 750 rural homes.
Stuff happens: here's a naked woman in the sun in a blaze of light.
But there was also some indication on Monday that the size of the budget "blaze" is being scaled back in the government's estimation.
After a blaze in February, E.ON decided not to bring back online one 370MW unit at its Ironbridge power station in Shropshire.
Firefighters were called to a blaze at the Quba Islamic Institute in south-east Houston at around 5.30am on Friday, 45 minutes before morning prayers were scheduled to begin.
But if a blaze breaks out, these simple measures will save your child's life.
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