fire
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/ˈfaɪər/
🇬🇧
/ˈfaɪə(r)/
noun
A1
flames and heat from burning
People have used fire to cook for thousands of years.
幾千年來，人們一直用火來烹飪。
A1
uncontrolled flames that destroy things
The forest fire destroyed many homes.
森林大火摧毀了許多房屋。
A1
a controlled burning pile for cooking or heating
We made a camp fire to keep warm.
我們生了一堆營火來保暖。
B1
a device that heats a room
The electric fire kept the room warm.
電暖器讓房間保持溫暖。
B2
shooting from guns
The soldiers returned fire when attacked.
士兵們在遭到攻擊時進行了還擊。
R
strong criticism
The mayor faced fire from angry citizens.
市長面臨著憤怒市民的猛烈批評。
R
strong emotion like anger or excitement
His eyes showed the fire of determination.
他的眼神中流露出堅定的激情。
verb
B1
to shoot from a weapon
The police officer fired a warning shot.
警察開了一槍以示警告。
B1
to shoot bullets out
We heard guns fire in the distance.
我們聽到遠處有槍聲。
B1
to make someone leave their job
The company had to fire several employees.
公司不得不解僱了幾名員工。
R
to make someone very excited or interested
The speech fired up the crowd.
演講讓群眾情緒激昂。
R
when an engine starts working with a spark
The engine finally fired after several tries.
經過幾次嘗試，引擎終於啟動了。
R
using fuel to operate
The coal-fired plant produces electricity.
燃煤發電廠生產電力。
R
to heat clay to make it hard
Artists fire clay pots in a kiln.
藝術家在窯中燒製陶罐。
translation
火, 火災, 營火, 暖爐, 開火, 猛烈批評, 激情
開火, 發射子彈, 解僱, 激發, 點火, 燃料驅動, 燒製
詞形變化
3rd Present
fires
Past
fired
Perfect
fired
Progressive
firing
Plural
fires