flame out
US /flem aʊt/
・UK /fleim aut/
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo stop burning suddenly; (of an engine) to fail suddenly during operation.
The engine flamed out during the flight, forcing an emergency landing.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo lose enthusiasm or energy for something; to burn out.
After years of intense pressure, she finally flamed out and quit her job.
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Why the RAT Changes Everything – Air India 171 Update
- Both engines flame out for some reason.
Both engines flame out for some reason.
- Both engines flame out for some reason.
Both engines flame out for some reason.
b1u03 labequipment2 srt
- A wingtop can be placed on the burner to spread the flame out.
A wingtop can be placed on the burner to spread the flame out.
- A wing top can be placed on the burner to spread the flame out.
A wing top can be placed on the burner to spread the flame out.