fires
美:/faɪr/
英:/ˈfaɪə(r)/
n.:
火灾；火焰；燃烧；火力
v.:
着火；射击；炸破；使爆发
网络:
炉火；泛指很多火灾；开火
词形变换: (复数) fires (现在分词) firing (过去式) fired
例句
1.
One of two or more successive propulsion units of a rocket vehicle that fires after the preceding one has been jettisoned.
一节火箭两级或多级火箭的推动器，往往前一个推动器被抛弃后下一个才点火发射
2.
"Fire truck! " yelled five-year-old Billy. His mom had told him his dad was a fireman. When he got older he set fires, hoping to meet Dad.
“消防车！”五岁的比利喊道。比利的妈妈曾告诉过他，爸爸是个消防员。所以，等比利长大了一点，他就开始放火，希望可以见到爸爸。
3.
Collapsing buildings claim by far the majority of lives, but the destruction is often compounded by mud slides, fires, floods, or tsunamis.
地震引起的房屋倒塌通常了绝大多数的伤亡，而地震带来的危害却不止于此，还包括由此引发的泥石流、火灾、洪灾和海啸。
4.
Fires in informal settlements are almost a daily occurrence. Unfortunately most of the fatalities are infants less than a year old.
火灾每天都有发生，不幸的是大部分遇害的孩子不满一岁。
5.
Officials admit that they haven not been able to get the fires under control, but that there is no danger to the general public.
有关官员承认，他们还没有完全控制火势，但是对一般民众的生活不会有影响。
6.
As you know, there are a lot of forest fires during the summer season.
就像你知道的，在夏季会发生许多森林火灾。
7.
The tang of wood fires stings the nostrils of men and women as they duck through low doorways into the cheery, bright world of a home.
火刺木的汤，因为他们的男子和妇女通过低门口鸭鼻孔进入，热情的，一个家庭更美好的世界。
8.
She had circled through a ploughed field for a mile until the light of the fires died out behind her.
她打田畈里绕圈子走了一英里多路，直到那火光远远消失在她的背后。
9.
Watts thinks trends are more like forest fires: There are thousands a year, but only a few become roaring monsters.
瓦特认为流行更像是森林大火：在每年上千次火灾里，只有少数发展成不可遏止的烈火猛兽。
10.
The big controversy then was that the government had spent $675m on summit "security" (yet they still couldn't seem to put out those fires).
之后关于此事件最大的争议是政府为峰会“安保”（虽然叫安保，他们却不能把火给灭了）投入了6.75亿美元。