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        | empezar lección |  |   (forsmoke or clouds) to move slowly upwards oracross the sky  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   a large and dangerous fire [Note: to tackle a blaze: to try to put a blaze out]  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   if sth (a car, a building, etc) is engulfed in flames, every part of it is on fire  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   if a fire guts a building, it completely destroys everything inside the building, leaving only the outside standing  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to start a small fire (to cook on it or to provide heat for a room)  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to burn intensely and be out of control  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   if sb scorches sth, or if sth is scorc hed, its surface burns  without catching fire - so that a black mark is left behind  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to deliberately start a fire in order to damage or destroy sth  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   : to be burning but with no flames  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   if sth is ablaze with light, a lot of light is coming from it  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   in the middle of the day; used for things (especially crimes) that you would expect to happen at night  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to be unable to see because a bright light is shining into your eyes  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to make a light less bright/to become less bright  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   the very bright and unpleasant light of  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to shine brightly, especially in the sun  |  |  | 
|  empezar lección We could see the city lights glimmering in the distance. |  |   to produce a weak, unsteady light  |  |  | 
|  empezar lección It had been raining. The road glistened in the moonlight. |  |   : if sth glistens, it shines, usually because it is wet  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   to shine with a very soft, warm red light, often used for sth that is burning (without flames) in the dark  |  |  | 
|  empezar lección to be plunged into darkness  |  |   (for a place) to suddenly become very dark  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   to work so hard over a period of time that you become too ill or too tired to work any more  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   that's ridiculously expensive  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   to get angry very quickly  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   (for violence) to suddenly start  |  |  | 
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|  empezar lección to get on like a house on fire:  |  |   if two peop le get on like a house on fire, they really like each other  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   a report that is full of praise  |  |  | 
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| empezar lección |  |   sb's face suddenly shows that they are very happy or excited  |  |  | 
| empezar lección |  |   a complete guess based on absolutely no information at all  |  |  | 
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