[Sửa] /'faie/
[Sửa] Thông dụng
[Sửa] Danh từ
[Sửa] Lửa, ánh lửa
[Sửa] Sự tra tấn bằng lửa
[Sửa] Sự sốt, cơn sốt
[Sửa] Ngọn lửa ( (nghĩa bóng)), sự hăng hái, nhiệt tình, sự sốt sắng, sự vui vẻ hoạt bát
- the fire of patriotism
- ngọn lửa yêu nước
[Sửa] Sự xúc động mạnh mẽ; nguồn cảm hứng; óc tưởng tượng linh hoạt
[Sửa] Ngoại động từ
[Sửa] Đốt cháy, đốt (lò...)
[Sửa] Làm đỏ
[Sửa] Sấy (chè, thuốc lá...)
[Sửa] Đốt, khử trùng (bằng chất (hoá học))
[Sửa] Thải, đuổi, sa thải
[Sửa] (nghĩa bóng) kích thích (trí tưởng tượng)
[Sửa] (nghĩa bóng) khuyến khích, làm phấn khởi
[Sửa] Chuyên ngành
[Sửa] Kỹ thuật chung
[Sửa] hỏa hoạn
- electric fire risk
- mối nguy hỏa hoạn do điện
- evaluate the loss occasioned by a fire
- đánh giá thiệt hại do hỏa hoạn gây ra
- fire alarm
- báo động hỏa hoạn
- fire cut
- lát cắt hạn chế hỏa hoạn
- fire detector
- bộ phát hiện hỏa hoạn
- fire detector
- máy phát hiện hỏa hoạn
- fire escape
- cửa thoát hiểm khi hỏa hoạn
- fire escape
- lối thoát khi hỏa hoạn
- fire hazard
- nguy cơ hỏa hoạn
- fire isolated stairway
- cầu thang cách ly hỏa hoạn
- fire line
- tuyến hỏa hoạn
- fire regulation
- quy tắc phòng hỏa hoạn
- fire rescue path
- đường cứu hộ hỏa hoạn
- fire rescue path
- đường thoát hiểm hỏa hoạn
- fire-alarm signaling device
- thiết bị báo hỏa hoạn
- fire-escape stair
- thang phòng hỏa hoạn
- pit fire
- hỏa hoạn ở mỏ
- preventive fire protection
- sự phòng ngừa hỏa hoạn
- protection against fire
- sự bảo vệ phòng hỏa hoạn
[Sửa] khởi động
[Sửa] đốt
[Sửa] đốt cháy
Giải thích EN: To ignite with explosives..
Giải thích VN: Đốt cháy bằng chất nổ.
- fire point
- điểm đốt cháy
[Sửa] làm nổ
[Sửa] lửa
[Sửa] bắn
[Sửa] sự bắn
[Sửa] sự cháy
- fire behavior
- biểu diễn của sự cháy
- fire behaviour
- biểu diễn của sự cháy
- structural fire
- sự cháy kết cấu
- structural fire
- sự cháy nhà
[Sửa] sấy
[Sửa] sấy khô
[Sửa] Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
[Sửa] N.
[Sửa] Flame(s), blaze; conflagration, holocaust, inferno: Wegathered round the roaring fire.
[Sửa] Feeling, passion, ardour,ardency, fervour, fervency, intensity, vigour, spirit, energy,vim, vivacity, sparkle, animation, liveliness, verve, pep, ‚lan,‚clat, dash, vitality, eagerness, enthusiasm, fever,feverishness: I have never seen the role of Carmen performedwith such fire.
[Sửa] Firing, fusillade, volley, barrage,bombardment, salvo, cannonade, shelling, broadside, flak: Thefire from the guns shook the house.
[Sửa] Hang fire. delay, bedelayed, be in abeyance, be suspended, be shelved, be put off,be postponed, be up in the air, Colloq be put on hold, be (put)on the back burner: The decision is hanging fire till tomorrow.5 on fire. afire, burning, blazing, alight, aflame, flaming;ardent, passionate, fervent, fervid, hot-blooded, intense,aroused, stirred, stimulated, enthusiastic, fired up, eager,inspired, excited: The building is on fire: you must leave atonce. My very soul is on fire when I think of you. 6 play withfire. undertake a risk or hazard or peril, run a risk, risk(something or everything), imperil or endanger (something),tempt fate, live dangerously: He warned people not to play withfire by stirring up racial hatred.
[Sửa] Set fire to. See 8, below.
[Sửa] V.
[Sửa] A set fire to, set afire, set on fire, ignite, setalight, kindle, spark (off), put to the torch, burn, Slang UStorch: Arsonists fired our headquarters last night. bSometimes, fire up. inflame, impassion, incite, excite, provoke,foment, whip up, arouse, rouse, work up, fire up, enkindle,light a fire under, stimulate, inspirit, motivate, move, stir,animate, inspire, awaken, energize, vitalize, vivify: She firedthe crowd's emotions with her impassioned speech.
[Sửa] Discharge,shoot, let go (with), launch, propel, throw, catapult, hurl: Hefired the missile towards the enemy.
[Sửa] Detonate, set off,ignite, set fire to, light, let off: It is against the law tofire any explosives in this area.
[Sửa] Discharge, dismiss, oust,let go, cashier, give (someone) notice, Brit make or declareredundant, Colloq Brit ask for or get (someone's) cards, US give(someone) a pink slip; Slang bounce, give (someone) the bounce,axe, give (someone) the axe, show (someone) the door, can, give(someone) the (old) heave-ho, give (someone) his or her (Brit)marching orders or (US) walking papers, Brit sack, give(someone) the sack, boot (someone) out, give (someone) the boot:They fired me last month and I can't find work.
[Sửa] Oxford
[Sửa] N. & v.
[Sửa] N.
[Sửa] A the state or process of combustion, in whichsubstances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and usu.give out bright light and heat. b the active principleoperative in this. c flame or incandescence.
[Sửa] Aconflagration, a destructive burning (forest fire).
[Sửa] A burningfuel in a grate, furnace, etc. b = electric fire. c = gasfire.
[Sửa] Firing of guns.
[Sửa] A fervour, spirit, vivacity. bpoetic inspiration, lively imagination. c vehement emotion.
[Sửa] Burning heat, fever.
[Sửa] Luminosity, glow (St Elmos fire).
[Sửa] V.1 a tr. discharge (a gun etc.). b tr. propel (a missile) from agun etc. c intr. (often foll. by at, into, on) fire a gun ormissile. d tr. produce (a broadside, salute, etc.) by dischargeof guns. e intr. (of a gun etc.) be discharged.
[Sửa] Tr. cause(explosive) to explode.
[Sửa] Tr. deliver or utter in rapidsuccession (fired insults at us).
[Sửa] Tr. sl. dismiss (anemployee) from a job.
[Sửa] Tr. a set fire to with the intentionof destroying. b kindle (explosives).
[Sửa] Intr. catch fire.
[Sửa] Intr. (of an internal-combustion engine, or a cylinder in one)undergo ignition of its fuel.
[Sửa] Tr. supply (a furnace, engine,boiler, or power station) with fuel.
[Sửa] Tr. a stimulate (theimagination). b fill (a person) with enthusiasm.
[Sửa] Tr. abake or dry (pottery, bricks, etc.). b cure (tea or tobacco) byartificial heat.
[Sửa] Intr. become heated or excited.
[Sửa] Tr.cause to glow or redden.
[Sửa] A ball of flame, esp. from anuclear explosion.
[Sửa] An energetic person.
[Sửa] Ball lightning.
[Sửa] Mil. hist. a ball filled with combustibles. fire-balloon aballoon made buoyant by the heat of a fire burning at its mouth.fire-blight a disease of plants, esp. hops and fruit trees,causing a scorched appearance. fire-bomb an incendiary bomb.fire-break an obstacle to the spread of fire in a forest etc.,esp. an open space. fire-brick a fireproof brick used in agrate. fire brigade esp. Brit. an organized body of firementrained and employed to extinguish fires. fire-bug colloq. apyromaniac. fire company 1 = fire brigade.
[Sửa] A fire-insurancecompany. fire-control a system of regulating the fire of aships or a forts guns. fire department US = fire brigade.fire door a fire-resistant door to prevent the spread of fire.fire-drake (in Germanic mythology) a fiery dragon. fire-drill 1a rehearsal of the procedures to be used in case of fire.
[Sửa] Aprimitive device for kindling fire with a stick and wood.fire-eater 1 a conjuror who appears to swallow fire.
[Sửa] A personfond of quarrelling or fighting. fire-engine a vehicle carryingequipment for fighting large fires. fire-escape an emergencystaircase or apparatus for escape from a building on fire. fireextinguisher an apparatus with a jet for discharging liquidchemicals, water, or foam to extinguish a fire. fire-fighter aperson whose task is to extinguish fires. fire-guard 1 aprotective screen or grid placed in front of a fireplace.
[Sửa] USa fire-watcher.
[Sửa] US a fire-break. fire-hose a hose-pipe usedin extinguishing fires. fire-irons tongs, poker, and shovel,for tending a domestic fire. fire-lighter Brit. a piece ofinflammable material to help start a fire in a grate.fire-office a fire-insurance company. fire-opal girasol.fire-plug a hydrant for a fire-hose. fire-power 1 thedestructive capacity of guns etc.
[Sửa] Financial, intellectual, oremotional strength. fire-practice a fire-drill. fire-raiserBrit. an arsonist. fire-raising Brit. arson. fire-screen 1 ascreen to keep off the direct heat of a fire.
[Sửa] A fire-guard.3 an ornamental screen for a fireplace. fire-ship hist. a shiploaded with combustibles and sent adrift to ignite an enemysships etc. fire station the headquarters of a fire brigade.fire-step = firing-step. fire-stone stone that resists fire,used for furnaces etc. fire-storm a high wind or stormfollowing a fire caused by bombs. fire-tongs tongs for pickingup pieces of coal etc. in tending a fire. fire-trap a buildingwithout proper provision for escape in case of fire. fire upshow sudden anger. fire-walking the (often ceremonial) practiceof walking barefoot over white-hot stones, wood-ashes, etc.fire warden US a person employed to prevent or extinguish fires.fire-watcher a person keeping watch for fires, esp. those causedby bombs. fire-water colloq. strong alcoholic liquor. go onfire Sc. & Ir. catch fire. go through fire and water face allperils. on fire 1 burning.
[Sửa] Excited. set fire to (or set onfire) ignite, kindle, cause to burn. set the world (or Thames)on fire do something remarkable or sensational. take fire catchfire. under fire 1 being shot at.
[Sửa] Being rigorouslycriticized or questioned.
[Sửa] Fireless adj. firer n. [OE fyr,fyrian, f. WG]
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