old flame

英 [ˌəʊld ˈfleɪm]

美 [ˌoʊld ˈfleɪm]

n.  旧情人

牛津词典

noun

• 旧情人
  a former lover
  1. She met an old flame at the party.
     她在聚会上遇到了旧情郎。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 旧情人;旧欢
  Anold flameis someone with whom you once had a romantic relationship.
  1. Sue was seen dating an old flame...
     有人看见休跟旧情人约会。
  2. Julia Samuel was one of Prince Andrew's old flames.
     朱莉娅·塞缪尔是安德鲁王子的旧欢之一。

双语例句

• That's an old flame of yoursm rightm honey?
  他是你以前的情人吧，亲爱的？
• Julia Samuel was one of Prince Andrew's old flames.
  朱莉娅·塞缪尔是安德鲁王子的旧欢之一。
• There's a chance an old flame might be there.
  也许那儿可能有一点过去的热情吧。
• Sometimes it arrives in a form of an old flame, flickering back to life, or a new friend who could end up being so much more, or a young child who wakens feelings we didn't know we had.
  有时它们以闪回的火花形式出现；有时是一个意义深远的新朋友；有时是一个触发我们不曾有过的感觉的婴儿。
• She met an old flame at the party.
  她在聚会上遇到了旧情郎。
• The one you were dinning with last night must be your old flame.
  昨天晚上和你一起吃饭的那个人肯定是你过去的情人。
• She's not old enough to sustain a flame.
  她的年纪还不足以喷火。
• You'd better forget your old flame.
  你最好忘掉昔日的恋人。
• I was in a pub with my wife the other evening when I met an old flame and the three of us got on remarkably well together.
  前不久的一个晚上我和妻子在酒店时，我遇见了旧情人，我们3人在一起相处得极好。
• He ran into an old flame of his at the supermarket.
  他在超级市场碰见了他的一个老相好。