flare up

基本解釋

Indeed, last month, we looked at evidence that the last flare up occurred only a few hundred years ago.
事實(shí)上，上個(gè)月，我們?cè)诳醋罱淮?，也就是幾百年前的耀斑發(fā)生的有關(guān)証據(jù)。
But if history is any guide the controversy is sure to flare up again once cloud computing really takes off.
不過(guò)，如果我們借鋻一下歷史的話，那麼一旦雲(yún)計(jì)算真正獲得成功，爭(zhēng)論必將再度爆發(fā)。
A cap on the cost-of-living adjustment, for example, would be a nightmare for pensioners were inflation to flare up, because they would have no way of making up the loss in their purchasing power.
比如，如果通脹爆發(fā)，那麼對(duì)於生活成本上限的調(diào)整將成爲(wèi)靠養(yǎng)老金生活的人的惡魔，因爲(wèi)他們對(duì)於自身購(gòu)買力的失去將無(wú)計(jì)可施。

Frictions between Islam and the West often flare up - like when when a Danish newspaper published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed - or when Muslim girls in Europe went to school wearing veils, or new minarets in Switzerland were banned.

Further adding to negative sentiment was a flare up of military activity in the Middle East.
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X-rays seem to flare up for a month or two at a time, and then subside.
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Then of course there is the looming sovereign debt troubles that continue to flare up in Europe.
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