wildfires

基本解释

• n.野火（wildfire复数）；大火灾；鬼火；古时攻打敌船所用的燃料剂

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• To the insurance industry, wildfires thus bear some resemblance to hurricanes.
  对于保险业来说，野火某种程度上和飓风类似。
• For now, the Arizona wildfires continue to rage as the nation remains unsure where the next one will strike -- or who will protect us when it does.
  目前，亚利桑那州的大火还在继续，我们无法确定下一场大火发生的地点，同样不确定的还有到时候谁将来保护我们。
• Dust storms, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, and salt spray from the winds over the ocean are the most common and abundant producers of aerosols.
  由风传来的的沙尘暴、火山灰、野火灰以及来自海洋的浪花都是悬浮微粒最为普遍、最为丰富的来源。

原声例句

• The Forest Service had a plane that it wanted to use to drop water bombs onto wildfires.
• Rotational grazing can even help prevent wildfires by keeping grasslands in good condition.
• Two weeks ago, when the wildfires started, city and company authorities dismissed as alarmist Forest Lane residents who asked for protection.

权威例句

• You didn't take this long getting started after the wildfires in Oakland, did you?
  NPR: Rebuilding-Project Scholar Picked for New Orleans Job

词组短语

短语

• Colorado wildfires 科罗拉多大火
• Wildfires Blamed For Climate 森林大火殃及全球气候
• Wildfires in California 美国加利福尼亚洲森林大火
• Wildfires in the UK 英国夏日野火烧遍荒野
• How do wildfires start 什么野火会烧起来

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• A wildfire is a fire that starts, usually by itself, in a wild area such as a forest, and spreads rapidly, causing great damage.
• If something, especially news or a rumour, spreads like wildfire, it spreads extremely quickly.