in·flame [ɪnˈfleɪm] ГЛ. перех.
1. inflame (stir up):
- inflame
- razvnemati [св. razvneti]
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A rumbling appendix is inflamed, but not infected; hence, there is no need for emergency surgery.
en.wikipedia.org The special police ignored the information that people had been inflamed by pamphlets distributed by airplane.
en.wikipedia.org The lymph nodes which lie in the lymphatic system will often swell or inflame as a reaction to the disease or infection.
en.wikipedia.org The presence of troops, instead of reducing tensions, served to further inflame them.
en.wikipedia.org Two competing explanations of the sectional tensions inflaming the nation emerged even before the war.
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