He struck a light and set the candle going.

他擦火柴把烛点亮。

A gust of wind blew the flickering candle out.

阵风把闪烁不定烛吹熄。

Heat dissolved the candle into a pool of wax in a few minutes.

不到几分钟热就把烛融化成摊。

Globules of wax fell from the candle.

滴从烛淌下来。

A gust of wind made the candles flare.

阵风吹得烛光摇曳。

Candles are a stopgap when the electricity fails.

没有电候腊烛可作代用品。

The candle softened and melted in the sun.

烛在太阳光下变软而熔解。

Man's life is often compared to a candle.

人生常被喻为烛。

The bottom of the candle is fused with its holder.

烛底部和烛台熔合在起。

The wax from the two candles fused as they burned.

两烛燃烧熔化在起。

The candles on the Christmas tree lit up the room.

圣诞树烛照亮房间。

A teacher's work is often compared to a candle.

教师工作常被比作烛。

Keep some candles as a standby in case the power fails.

预备些烛以防断电。

Candles on the table gave the evening a sense of occasion.

桌烛使那天晚有种不同寻常感觉。

She snuffed out the candles.

她吹灭烛。

The breeze flared the candle.

微风吹得烛光摇曳不定。

There are candles strategically placed—just in case we have another power cut.

我们把烛放在合适地方，以防再停电。

The candle flickered in the wind.

烛在风中闪烁不定。

The nighttime airglow, or nightglow, correspond to the intensity of a candle at 100m distance.

夜间辉光或夜辉相当于在100米距离支烛光强度。

The candles flamed brighter.

烛烧得更亮。