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

• 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。
• Here they take fire on the trees and hang there flaming.
  而这里的树叶却像是挂在树梢卜的火焰，发出耀眼的光芒。
• You should take steps to extinguish the fire;
  如果你接受过消防培训，你可以采取灭火行动。
• You take the fire escape.
  你从防火梯下去。
• We're also expecting to take heavy fire.
  我们也希望能够采取猛烈的炮火攻击。
• Finally, take the Fire grid system of ChangSha as an example to demonstrate the work have done in this paper.
  最后，结合长沙市岳麓区消防网格系统实例对本文所做工作进行论证。
• 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？
• If a quantity of oil should take fire, how could it best be put off?
  如果一些油着火了，最好怎样扑灭它？
• To take actions, extinguish fire, save person around danger or wounded and also transfer critical property.
  立即行动，救出处于危险中的人或伤员并转移重要财物。
• Our powder has to take fire instantaneously so that its mechanical effect may be complete.
  只要火药能够很快地燃烧，使它的力量能得到充分的发挥就行了。