firing 英 ['faɪərɪŋ]   美 ['faɪərɪŋ]

firing

firing  英 ['faɪərɪŋ] 美 ['faɪərɪŋ]

n. 开火;烧制;解雇;生火  v. 开火;烧制;解雇(fire的ing形式);点燃;激励 

名词复数:firings 

But after that they [the gunmen] kept firing. 可是在那以后,枪手们继续开火。
The shooters hear this and go after them, firing as the car pulls away. 杀手们听到了这个动静,向她们追来,在汽车驶离时向她们开火。

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  • n. 开火;烧制;解雇;生火
  • v. 开火;烧制;解雇(fire的ing形式);点燃;激励
  • 1. But after that they [the gunmen] kept firing.

    可是在那以后,枪手们继续开火。

  • 2. The shooters hear this and go after them, firing as the car pulls away.

    杀手们听到了这个动静,向她们追来,在汽车驶离时向她们开火。

  • 3. To stick with the above example: imagine the spaceship speeds up by firing its thrusters. Those onboard will stick to the ground just as if they were on Earth.

    还是使用上面的例子:假设飞船是用点燃推进器来加速的,飞船上的乘客粘贴在飞船的地基上,就像他们站在地球上一样。

  • firing (n.) 1540s, "action of applying fire or setting on fire," verbal noun from fire (v.). From c. 1600 as "act of discharging firearms." Firing squad is attested from 1891 in reference to military executions; earlier as "those selected to fire over the grave of anyone interred with military honors" (1864); earlier in both senses is firing-party (1798 in reference to military executions; 1776 in reference to military funerals).
fir·ing / ˈfaɪərɪŋ ; NAmE ˈfaɪərɪŋ / noun 1 [uncountable ] the action of firing guns 射击;发射;开火;开枪;开炮 There was continuous firing throughout the night. 整夜枪炮不息。 2 [uncountable ,  countable ] ( especially NAmE) the action of forcing sb to leave their job 解雇 teachers protesting against the firing of a colleague 因一位同事被开除而抗议的教师们 She's responsible for the hirings and firings. 她负责雇用和解雇。 firing firings fir·ing / ˈfaɪərɪŋ ; NAmE ˈfaɪərɪŋ /
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