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spark
/spɑːrk/
noun
Kıvılcım, küçük ateş parçacığı
A small fiery particle thrown off from a fire, or produced by striking or friction.
- A spark from the fire landed on the carpet.
- The sparks flew as the metal was cut.
- He could see sparks coming from the damaged wire.
- A single spark from faulty electrical equipment can ignite flammable materials and cause catastrophic industrial accidents.
- Historians believe that the assassination served as the spark that ignited a full-scale war between the rival empires.
- In physics demonstrations, a spark is often generated to illustrate the principles of static electricity and charge transfer.
noun
Gelişebilecek bir niteliğin küçük miktarı
A small amount of a quality or feeling, especially one that can grow or develop.
- There wasn't a spark of interest in his eyes.
- The speech provided a spark of hope for the community.
- She still has that creative spark.
verb
Ateş veya elektrik kıvılcımları üretmek
To produce sparks of fire or electricity.
- The damaged cable was sparking dangerously.
- The fire sparked and crackled in the hearth.
verb
Bir şeyin başlamasını tetiklemek
To trigger or cause something to start or develop, especially suddenly.
- The incident sparked a nationwide debate.
- Her comment sparked his curiosity.
- The decision sparked protests across the city.