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firing [ˈfaɪərɪŋ, Am ˈfaɪɚ-] N
1. firing (shooting guns):
firing
2. firing (shoot-out):
firing
OpenDict entry
firing N
pot firing przemysł szklarski
operational firing MIL
firing line N
in the firing line
firing squad N MIL
firing squad
I. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] N
1. fire (blaze):
2. fire (bonfire):
3. fire (conflagration):
zapalać [perf zapalić] się
to set sth on fire [or to set fire to sth]
podpalać [perf podpalić] coś
4. fire (at home):
5. fire (for heating):
6. fire no pl (shots):
fire of bullets
odpowiadać [perf odpowiedzieć] komuś ogniem
Phrases:
dolewać [perf dolać] oliwy do ognia
he won't set the world [or esp Brit Thames] on fire
II. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans
1. fire (eject):
wystrzeliwać [perf wystrzelić]
strzelać [perf strzelić] z broni
2. fire (address):
obrzucać [perf obrzucić] kogoś zniewagami
3. fire inf (make leave):
wyrzucać [perf wyrzucić]
4. fire (bake clay):
wypalać [perf wypalić]
5. fire (excite):
fire imagination
podsycać [perf podsycić]
to fire sb
wzniecać [perf wzniecić] w kimś zapał
pobudzać [perf pobudzić] kogoś do działania
III. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr
1. fire (pull trigger):
strzelić [perf wy-]
2. fire (ignite):
zapalać [perf zapalić] się
Phrases:
cease-fire N
fire away VB intr inf
fire off VB trans
fire alarm N
fire brigade N Brit
fire certificate N
fire damage N
fire department N AM
OpenDict entry
fire N
Present
Ifire
youfire
he/she/itfires
wefire
youfire
theyfire
Past
Ifired
youfired
he/she/itfired
wefired
youfired
theyfired
Present Perfect
Ihavefired
youhavefired
he/she/ithasfired
wehavefired
youhavefired
theyhavefired
Past Perfect
Ihadfired
youhadfired
he/she/ithadfired
wehadfired
youhadfired
theyhadfired
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He could supposedly fire off his first round in three-tenths of a second, which certainly helped in a showdown.
en.wikipedia.org
I fire off a few rounds, hitting nothing.
www.vocativ.com
The pillar measures three light years in height; nascent stars inside the pillar fire off gas jets, that stream from towering peaks.
en.wikipedia.org
She is able to fire off a succession of facts regarding large-scale greed and willful blindness to environmental and societal consequence.
www.theglobeandmail.com
When a conviction with jail time is secured, they fire off a press release.
www.theglobeandmail.com