英语释义

1. the phenomenon of combustion manifested in light, flame, and heat

2. one of the four elements of the alchemists
air, water, fire, and earth

3. burning passion ardor
young lovers with their hearts full of fire

4. liveliness of imagination inspiration
the force and fire of his oratory

5. fuel in a state of combustion (as on a hearth)
warmed his hands at the crackling fire

6. a small gas or electric space heater

7. a destructive burning (as of a building)
The shack was destroyed by a fire.

8. death or torture by fire
He confessed under threat of the fire.

9. severe trial or ordeal
He had proved himself in the fire of battle.

10. brilliancy, luminosity
the fire of a gem

11. the firing of weapons (such as firearms, artillery, or missiles)
The troops were ordered to cease fire. [=stop shooting] They opened fire on [=began shooting at] the enemy. also the bullets, shells, etc., that are discharged
The soldiers endured heavy fire. — see also friendly fire — compare counterfire

12. intense verbal attack or criticism
His remarks have provoked heavy fire from his political opponents.

13. a rapidly delivered series (as of remarks)

14. being consumed by fire aflame
The house was on fire.

15. eager, burning
He was on fire with enthusiasm.

16. exposed to fire from an enemy's weapons
The soldier showed courage under fire.

17. under attack
The company has come under fire for its discriminatory hiring policies.

18. to set on fire kindle also ignite
fire a rocket engine

19. to give life or spirit to inspire
the description fired his imagination

20. to fill with passion or enthusiasm —often used with up

21. to light up as if by fire

22. to cause to start operating —usually used with up
fired up the engine

23. to drive out or away by or as if by fire

24. to dismiss from a position

25. to cause to explode detonate

26. to propel from or as if from a gun discharge, launch
fire a rocket

27. shoot sense 1b
fire a gun

28. to score (a number) in a game or contest

29. to throw with speed or force
fired the ball to first base fire a left jab

30. to utter with force and rapidity

31. to apply fire or fuel to: such as

32. to process by applying heat
fire pottery

33. to feed or serve the fire of
fire a boiler

34. to take fire kindle, ignite

35. to begin operation start
the engine fired

36. to operate especially as the result of the application of an electrical impulse
the spark plug fires

37. to become irritated or angry —often used with up

38. to become filled with excitement or enthusiasm

39. to discharge a firearm
fire at close range

40. to emit or let fly an object

41. to tend a fire

42. to transmit a nerve impulse
the rate at which a neuron fires

43. finance, insurance, and real estate

44. Andrew Zachary 1959– American geneticist

45. the light and heat and especially the flame produced by burning

46. an occurrence in which something burns the destruction of something (such as a building or a forest) by fire

47. a controlled occurrence of fire created by burning something (such as wood or gas) in a special area (such as in a fireplace or stove)

48. to shoot a weapon

49. to throw (something) with speed and force

50. to give life or energy to (something or someone)

51. fuel that is burning in a controlled setting (as in a fireplace)

52. the destructive burning of something (as a building)

53. the shooting of weapons
rifle fire

54. enthusiasm

55. actively burning

56. exposed to the firing of enemy guns

57. under attack

58. shoot entry 1 sense 2
fire a gun

59. to dismiss from employment
He was fired from his job.

60. excite sense 1, stir
It's a story to fire the imagination.

61. to subject to great heat
fire pottery

62. to set off explode
fire a firecracker

63. to set on fire
They carelessly fired the barn.

64. fever or inflammation especially from a disease

65. to cause to transmit a nerve impulse

66. to sear (the leg of a horse) with a hot iron in order to convert a crippling chronic inflammation into an acute inflammation that will stimulate the natural healing responses of the body

片语

Our cooking- Fireless我们的烹饪越来越无火

fireless cooker无火炊具

fireless locomotiveA fireless locomotive is a type of locomotive designed for use under conditions restricted by either the presence of flammable material (such as in mines and chemical factories) or the need for cleanliness (such as at a food factory). Thus a traditional steam locomotive is ruled out because of its open fire and the possibility of hot embers ejected from its chimney.

fireless engine无火发动机

flameless无火焰的

fireless bakerer一种绝缘烹饪器

fireless cooking无续热烹调

haybox cooking fireless cooking无续热烹调

fireless cooking haybox cooking无续热烹调

英汉例句

• thee grim evidence of poverty was everywhere. in the worn out 3)lino, the fireless hearth, the dank, musty smell of the place.

  贫穷的迹象处处可见。破烂的油地毯，无火的壁炉，屋子里还有股潮湿发霉的味道。 。

相似词

conflagration大火；快速燃烧；突发；沖突

holocaust大屠杀；毁灭

inferno阴间，地狱