take fire

英 [teɪk ˈfaɪə(r)]

美 [teɪk ˈfaɪər]

网络  着火

英英释义

verb

• start to burn or burst into flames
  1. Marsh gases ignited suddenly
  2. The oily rags combusted spontaneously
  Synonym:eruptignitecatch firecombustconflagrate

双语例句

• We'll raid them and take the fire.
  咱们去偷袭他们，把火种取来。
• Having refused to take out fire insurance, the manager of the company quailed before the thought of ruin through fire.
  拒绝领取火灾保险单后，一想到火灾的毁灭性破坏，公司经理就感到恐惧。
• We could take him out with selective fire right now.
  我们可以将他一枪毙命。
• He told me the best time to take picture of fire playing would be at late afternoon, when there is enough light to see the person and surrounding, yet dark enough to show the brightness of fire.
  俊俊说曾经有影会找过他表演拍照。但拍玩火不容易。拍照时间最好是黄昏，既够光看到面容，又够黑可以表现到火烈焰。
• Telling the truth, I did really want to take a fire to the bar.
  说实话，当时真想放一把火烧它。
• The paper discusses on how to strengthen the fire-fighting supervision and management and increase the technological content of management in order to take precautions against fire and nip the hidden dangers in the bud.
  就如何加强消防监督管理，增加管理的科技含量，从而使各项防火措施落到实处，将消防隐患消灭在萌芽状态进行了探讨。
• Take fire out of the English anger over the murder of their helpless ones.
  不要杀死英国俘虏来激起他们的怒火。
• May a man take fire to his breast without burning his clothing?
  人若怀里搋火，衣服岂能不烧呢？
• Why should your father have to be walking the dog out on a cold night while you take your ease by the fire?
  为何你的父亲竟必须在这样的寒夜出去遛狗，而你却烤着火悠闲自在？
• You take the fire escape.
  你从防火梯下去。