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Put out, as of fires, flames, or lights.
extinguish
quench
blow out
ignite
Portuguese
extinguir
extinguish
quench
blow out
1
The best way would be to
extinguish
the desire for nuclear weapons.
2
Tracking the virus hunters who race to understand and
extinguish
new pathogens.
3
These kinds of fires are often impossible to
extinguish
using conventional tactics.
4
Thankfully, law enforcement arrived on the scene rapidly to
extinguish
the fire.
5
This enlightenment importuned him; he tried to
extinguish
it and could not.
1
No: the river should wash the blood away and
quench
the fire.
2
Nick wished he could find some water, something to
quench
the burning.
3
Piecemeal firefighting may not
quench
the firestorm threatening to engulf the continent.
4
He does not break the bruised reed, nor
quench
the smoking flax.
5
The bruised reed he will not break, nor
quench
the smoking flax.
1
His fingers
blow
out
like smoke, his head ripples in the gale.
2
A wind has begun to
blow
out
of the south and west.
3
She did not
blow
out
the candle, but lay staring at it.
4
So, for a hundred years, Northwind tried to
blow
out
the Sun.
5
The dust is
blown
out
in a cloud high in the air.
1
Often just a simple cold suffices to
snuff
out
the flickering life.
2
That you and I cannot take
snuff
out
of the same box.
3
At last, though, Roderick had a chance to
snuff
out
the uprising.
4
Will he
snuff
out
the opposition or a blow a few caskets?
5
Men die of vices every day; women
snuff
out
like candles.
6
Servants
snuff
out
the candles, leaving only the empty stage illuminated.
7
If I must, I'll
snuff
out
your students one by one.
8
Something luminous that I couldn't
snuff
out
no matter how hard I tried.
9
They
snuff
out
their candles and strip off their robes near a closet.
10
The doctor told me I might
snuff
out
at any moment.
11
When you use that power to
snuff
out
a new entrant, that's what's prohibited.
12
People are taught how to
snuff
out
the problem quickly.
13
Dallas safety Jeff Heath intercepted Smith to
snuff
out
Kansas City's final scoring opportunity.
14
They can
snuff
out
hope, liberty, freedom and human happiness.
15
At times it was painful watching Eder Balanta's attempts to
snuff
out
the threat.
16
Once the cortege had passed, it was high time to
snuff
out
the tapers.
snuff
out
snuff
Portuguese
extinguir
apagar
Catalan
extingir
apagar-se
extingir-se
apagar
anar-se
Spanish
extinguir
apagar