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现在分词：firing
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词性:noun
例句1. a fire broke out in the kitchen’
例句3. he lacked fire and animation’
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The killer fired the rifle from a building just off the motorcade route
暗杀者是从车队途经的公路旁的一座建筑物内开枪射击的。
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Peter took aim and fired .
彼德瞄准目标，开了枪。
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All projectiles,such as bullets and shot,together with their fuses and primers,that can be fired from guns or otherwise propelled.
弹药，军火用枪炮或其它推动形式发射的抛射物，如连同其引信和导火线的子弹、弹药
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There was confusion when a man fired shots.
当有人开枪时出现了一阵混乱。
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The enemy fired and wounded some of our soldiers.
敌人开枪打伤了我们的一些战士。
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The following day two of the trade union leaders were fired .
第二天两个工会领导人给开除了。
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Fired point-Blank at the intruder.
对入侵者直接开火
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Technical condition of coal used for pulverized coal-fired boiler for power generation
发电煤粉锅炉用煤技术条件
属类：行业标准名称-国家标准名-GB/T7562-1998
The party leader’s rousing speech fired the members into action.
该党领袖令人振奋的讲话激发了党员行动起来。
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Basic rules for the measurement and calculation of thermal equilibrium of fuel-fired furnace in industry
工业燃料炉热平衡测定与计算基本规则
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Get out! You’re fired !
滚出去!你(被)解雇了。
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By exposing the shame and corruption of American public life the muckrakers fired the righteous indignation of the middle classes
黑幕揭发者由于揭露美国社会生活中的耻辱和腐败激起了中产阶级的义愤。
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A lacy pattern painted on light glass with vitrifiable paint and fired .
灰色装饰图案在淡色玻璃上用可玻化颜料绘成并经烧结后形成的花边图案
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The machine gunner fired a quick burst.
机关枪快速连发射击
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The coach fired the team with a determination to win the premiership.
教练激励球队下决心打赢决赛。
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She fired at his accusations.
她对他的指责大发脾气。
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She fired off as string of abuse
她恶狠狠地谩骂了一大串。
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She had fired off the repentant cable
她赶紧发了一份表示忏悔的电报。
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She fired her gun at them.
她向他们开枪射击。
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The manager insists that Jack be fired .
经理坚决主张解雇杰克。
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Police fired a volley over the heads of the crowd.
警察朝人群上方射出一排子弹。
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The police fired in an attempt to disperse the crowd.
警察开枪想驱散群众。
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The police fired into the crowd.
警察向人群射击。
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The police fired several rubber bullets into the crowd.
警察向人群射击数发橡皮子弹。
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The army was fired by mortars
军队被迫击炮攻击。
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Fired the final shot and missed again.
开了最后一枪，还是没打中
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fired and hit the target.
开枪并击中目标
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The terrorist fired into the crowd at random.
恐怖分子向人群胡乱开枪。
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The frigate fired a warning shot across the privateer’s bows to make her heave to.
快速战舰向私掠船的船首上空发炮警告，命令她停航。
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The boss was so angry over Ned’s mistake that he fired him on the spot.
老板对于内德的失误极为恼火，当即就把他解雇了。
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noun
1.A burning sensation.
‘the whisky lit a fire in the back of his throat’
‘The minute her hand made contact with the metal a very sharp pain that felt like fire ran up her entire arm.’
2.A collection of fuel, especially coal or wood, burnt in a controlled way to provide heat or a means for cooking.
‘we had a bath in a tin tub by the fire’
‘I see myself reclining by a roaring peat fire, glass of whisky in one hand, fat piece of shortbread in the other.’
3.A destructive burning of something.
‘a fire at a hotel’
‘With the fires still burning deep within the mangled wreckage, it may be months before the area is cleared by health and safety authorities.’
4.A domestic heating appliance that uses electricity or gas as fuel.
‘she was freezing and keeping the fire low to save money’
‘Over the past three years, there have been 59 deaths and 4,500 injuries from domestic fires in Greater Manchester.’
5.A glowing or luminous quality.
‘their soft smiles light the air like a star’s fire’
6.A process in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke; combustion or burning.
‘his house was destroyed by fire’
‘When the kill had been made, Jimmy would light a small heather fire to make a smoke signal.’
7.Fervent or passionate emotion or enthusiasm.
‘the fire of their religious conviction’
‘It was played with passion and fire, by a massive orchestra.’
8.One of the four elements in ancient and medieval philosophy and in astrology (considered essential to the nature of the signs Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius)
‘a fire sign’
‘Like all the fire signs, Leos are idealistic and don’t hold back from expressing their passion.’
9.Strong criticism or antagonism.
‘he directed his fire against policies promoting American capital flight’
‘She had to flee Guatemala to come to Canada after her work with trade unions put her in direct fire of the local cartels in her home country.’
10.The shooting of projectiles from weapons, especially bullets from guns.
‘a burst of machine-gun fire’
‘mortar fire’
verb
1.(of a gun) be discharged.
‘the first gun fired’
‘I first hear his machine guns firing and I turn my head in shock.’
2.(of an internal combustion engine) undergo ignition of its fuel when started.
‘the engine fired and she pushed her foot down on the accelerator’
‘Geordie who was talking to Cameron Shelton brought his conversation to a halt reluctantly, with several false stops like a car that kept on firing after the ignition had been switched on.’
3.Bake or dry (pottery, bricks, etc.) in a kiln.
‘methane gas is being used to fire bricks at a nearby factory’
‘The factory uses combined electricity and coal-fired kilns for firing the bricks.’
4.Direct (questions or statements, especially unwelcome ones) towards someone in rapid succession.
‘they fired questions at me for what seemed like ages’
‘A huge media pack fired questions as the three, visibly upset, rushed past with their faces covered.’
5.Discharge (a gun or other weapon)
‘another gang fired a pistol through the window of a hostel’
‘troops fired on crowds’
6.Discharge a gun or other weapon in order to propel (a bullet or projectile)
‘he fired a shot at the retreating prisoners’
‘they fired off a few rounds’
7.Dismiss (an employee) from a job.
‘I had to fire men who’ve been with me for years’
‘you’re fired!’
8.Fill (someone) with enthusiasm.
‘he was fired up for last season’s FA Cup final’
‘It is a subject that clearly fires him and he delves enthusiastically into the process of applying for landing slots and the use of cooking oil as a fuel.’
9.Send a message aggressively.
‘he fired off a letter informing her that he regarded the matter with the utmost seriousness’
‘Obviously he wasn’t getting the attention he craved while we were all asleep on this side of the world, so it must have made sense to type out some bizarre stuff in emails and fire them off to me.’
10.Set fire to.
‘I fired the straw’
11.Show sudden anger.
‘If I were to hear anyone speak slightingly of you, I should fire up in a moment’
12.Start (an engine or other device)
‘with a flick of his wrist he fired up the chainsaw’
‘he fired up the laptop to find the address of his hostel’
13.Stimulate or excite (the imagination or an emotion)
‘India fired my imagination’
‘However, his imagination was fired by classic Westerns he had seen as a child.’
14.Supply (a furnace, engine, etc.) with fuel.
‘liquefied petroleum gas can fire room heaters’
‘We were constructing wooden housing and using charcoal to fire blast furnaces.’
独上高台望四海 手揽云月傍天飞， 落叶重重已十月 归鸟凄凄啼心扉。
