fire是什么意思2024年_饰品

释义：

n 火；失火；炉火；开火；热情

v 开火；解雇；点燃；急速地连续说

读音：英 ['faɪə(r)]；美 ['faɪər]

例句：

The fire flared up as I put more firewood on it

我加上了几块木柴，火顿时旺起来。

词汇语法：

1、fire作为物质名词表示“火”时是不可数名词，一般不加冠词，也不能用于复数形式。fire表示具体的炉火、火堆、一次火灾时是可数名词，表示“火灾”这一抽象事件时是不可数名词。fire引申可表示“射击”“炮火”“火力”，是不可数名词。

2、fire用作名词的意思是“火”，转化为动词意思是“烧”“点燃”“开火”“射击”。引申可表示“激动”“发火”“发动”。

近义词：

light

释义：

n 光；光线；灯；打火机；领悟；浅色；天窗

adj轻的；浅色的；明亮的；轻松的；容易的；清淡的

v 点燃；变亮；照亮

adv清楚地；轻便地

读音：英 [laɪt]；美 [laɪt]

例句：

I saw him enter the room, sit down and light a cigarette

我看见他走进房间,坐了下来，点燃了一根香烟。

词汇语法：

light用作动词时，其意思是“点火”“生火”“点燃”，指为照明或取暖而点蜡烛或生炉子；light还可指用灯或蜡烛等物体来“照亮,照明”，引申可指“使容光焕发”。

fire

[5faiE]

火, 炉火, 火灾, 失火, 闪光, 炮火, 热情, 激情

点燃, 烧制, 使发光, 给(炉子等)加燃料, 放枪, 激动, <口>解雇

开枪, 射击, 着火, 烧火, 激动

fire

[5faIE(r)]

火，火焰

set on fire

放火

He set fire to the dry grass

他点燃了干草。

The grass caught fire

草燃着了。

The grass was on fire for a short time

草烧了一会儿。

炉火；烽火

There is a fire in the sitting room

客厅里有炉火。

Put some more coal on the fire

给炉火再添些煤。

暖气炉；煤气炉；电炉

射击；炮火

cease fire

停火

open fire

射击，开炮

hang fire

迟缓发射

The fire of this article is concentrated on the government policy on foreign affairs

这篇文章集中火力抨击政府的外交政策。

兴奋，热烈，热情

The boy is full of fire

这孩子充满热情。

play with fire

玩火；冒险

under fire

受到攻击

show courage under fire

受到攻击表现出勇气

would go through fire and water

赴汤蹈火

fire

vt, vi

fired, firing

射击

She fired her gun at them

她用枪向他们射击。

发射

A rocket was fired at the moon

火箭发射到月球上。

He fired questions at the boys

他向孩子们提出一连串问题。

放火

Damp wood are not easy to fire

潮湿的木头不易着火。

There was no one to fire for the old couple in winter

冬天没有人替这一对老夫妇生火。

烧制，焙制

解雇

You're fired

你被解雇了。

"According the Law of Labour, bosses can't fire workers at will any longer"

"根据劳动法,老板们再也不可以任意解雇工人了。"

激发；激起

He was fired with the desire to visit China

他激起了到中国旅游的念头。

fire

AHD:[fºr]

DJ:[fair]

KK:[fa!r]

A rapid, persistent chemical change that releases heat and light and is accompanied by flame, especially the exothermic oxidation of a combustible substance

火散发出光和热并伴有火焰的迅速的、持续的化学变化，尤指易燃物质放热的氧化作用

Burning fuel or other material:

燃烧物燃料或其它可燃物质：

a cooking fire; a forest fire

炊火；森林火灾

Burning intensity of feeling; ardor

热情感情剧烈的燃烧；热情

See: passion

Enthusiasm

狂热

Luminosity or brilliance, as of a cut and polished gemstone

光辉，亮光亮光或光辉，如雕琢发亮的宝石

Liveliness and vivacity of imagination; brilliance

才气想象的生动性和生命力；才华

A severe test; a trial or torment

折磨严格的考试；考验或磨难

A fever or bodily inflammation

发烧或身体发炎

The discharge of firearms or artillery:

发射火器或大炮的开火：

heard the fire of cannon

听见炮火声

The launching of a missile, rocket, or similar ballistic body

发射导弹、火箭或类似抛射物的发射

Discharged bullets or other projectiles:

火力发射出的子弹或其它弹丸：

subjected enemy positions to heavy mortar fire; struck by rifle fire

受重型迫击炮火力威胁的敌军阵地；受步枪火力的袭击

Intense, repeated attack or criticism:

抨击猛烈的、一连串的攻击和批评：

answered the fire from her political critics

来自她政治评论的反击

fire

nattributive

Often used to modify another noun:

常用于修饰另一个名词：

a fire chief; fire prevention

消防队长；防火

fire

fired; firing; fires;

fire

vtr

To cause to burn; ignite

使燃烧；点燃

To light (something) up as if by fire:

象用火一样点亮（某物）：

The morning sun fired the tops of the trees

朝阳照亮了树林的顶端

To add fuel to (something burning)

加燃料加燃料到（正燃烧的东西）里

To maintain or fuel a fire in

生火维持或给火加燃料

To bake in a kiln:

焙制在窑里烧制：

fire pottery

烧制陶器

To dry by heating

烘干通过加热使变干

To arouse the emotions of; make enthusiastic or ardent:

激起，唤起激发热情；使充满热情或激情：

warriors who were fired by patriotism

激起了爱国热情的战士们

To discharge (a firearm, for example)

开火（例如火器）

To detonate (an explosive)

引爆（炸药）

To propel (a projectile); launch (a missile)

发射推动（抛射物）；发射（导弹）

Informal

非正式用语

To throw with force and speed; hurl:

猛掷使劲快速地扔；投掷：

fire a ball at a batter

向击球员猛掷一个球

To utter or direct with insistence:

质问坚决地说或提出：

fired questions at the senator

质问议员

Games

游戏

To score (a number) in a game or contest

得分在游戏或竞赛中得（一）分

Informal

非正式用语

To discharge from a position; dismiss

解雇解除职务；开除

See: dismiss

fire

vintr

To become ignited; flame up

点着；燃烧

To become excited or ardent

充满热情变得激动的或热烈的

To become angry or annoyed

生气，发怒

To tend a fire

照料炉火

To shoot a weapon:

开枪：

aimed and fired at the target

向目标瞄准并射击

To detonate an explosive

引爆炸药

To ignite fuel, as in an engine

点燃如在内燃机里点燃燃料

Informal

非正式用语

To project or hurl a missile:

投出发射或投掷发射物：

The pitcher wound up and fired

投手旋转起来投球

Physiology

生理学

To generate an electrical impulse Used of a neuron

冲动产生一个电冲。用于神经细胞

To become yellowed or brown before reaching maturity, as grain

变黄如谷物未成熟之前变黄或变褐

fire away Informal

To start to talk or ask questions

开始开始讲话或问问题

fire off

To utter or ask rapidly

冒出话题来快速地说话或提问题

To write and send (a letter, for example) in haste

匆忙地写或发送（例如一封信）

between two fires

Being attacked from two sources or sides simultaneously

两面夹击受两面夹击，腹背受敌

on fire

Ignited; ablaze

起火；着火

Filled with enthusiasm or excitement

非常激动，充满热情

start a fire under or light a fire under or build a fire under Slang

To urge or goad to action

催促或唤起行动

under fire

Exposed or subjected to enemy attack

遭到敌人的进攻

Exposed or subjected to critical attack or censure:

受到攻击或责难：

an official who was under fire for mismanagement

因管理不善而遭指责的官员

Middle English fir

中古英语 fir

fromOld English fþr

源自古英语 fþr

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