firestorms

firestorms

美 [ˈfaɪrˌstɔrm] 　英 [ˈfaɪə(r)ˌstɔː(r)m]

• na.(原子弹爆炸等引起的)风暴性大火
• 网络天火燎原

词形变化

复数：firestorms  

英汉解释

na.	1. (原子弹爆炸等引起的)风暴性大火

英英解释

n.	1. a very large fire that is caused by bombs 2. a sudden expression of strong protests or criticism

例句

The 7. 9-magnitude quake reduced much of Tokyo to rubble, and as refugees tried to leave, firestorms swept through the city.

那场7.9级地震几乎将东京夷为平地。难民们试图逃离，而大火席卷全城。

It's well known that a large meteorite hitting the Earth would not be good news, as it would cause earthquakes, tsunamis and firestorms.

据英国《每日邮报》11月7日报道，众所周知，大型陨石撞击地球可不是什么好消息，因为它会引发地震，海啸以及大火。

Much of the damage to the city's structures resultedfrom typhoon-fueled firestorms that raged in the wake of the disaster.

紧随这场灾难而来的由台风助燃的风暴性大火肆虐，导致这座城市大部分建筑的毁灭。

America's largest cities will be absolutely destroyed, and firestorms will cause great disaster and misery.

美国最大的城市将被完全摧毁，大火将造成巨大的灾难和痛苦。

Firestorms are rare, and only deplete the oxygen in their immediate area - a brief flash.

火风暴是稀有的，而且只会短暂地耗尽某地区的氧气----是一阵短短的闪电。

Then come raging firestorms! But the worst is yet to come . . . Tidal Wave!

但是最糟糕的还在后头……海啸.！

Deceptively simple concepts such as namespaces and linking turned into firestorms of technological politics.

看似简单的概念（比如命名空间和链接）成为技术政治的梦魇。

In particular it can prevent the firestorms associated with changes brought about by growth and renewal.

特别是可以阻止由这些不断增长和重新出现的各种矛盾带来的大爆发。