flame out

1. To fail due to extinction of flame.

   гло́хнутьglóxnutʹ, загло́хнутьzaglóxnutʹ

2. (figuratively)To fail, usually spectacularly.

3. (intransitive)To stop due to exhaustion.

4. (archaic)To become suddenly angry; to break out into indignation or similar emotion; to flare up.

1. The flame went out.

   Полум'я згасло.

   ruПламя погасло.

   deDie Flamme erlosch.

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2. Just as a flame goes out, a man dies.

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3. Hand me something cold that could make the flames die out gradually.

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4. The flame died out.

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5. The flame is going out.

   ruПламя гаснет.

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irregular

• flame upспалахнути, спалахуватиTo flare; to become inflamed.
• flame outTo become suddenly angry; to break out into indignation or similar emotion; to flare up.