Words describing fire

1. Idioms describing fire

Toxic: vicious; Liao: fire; Abuse: cruel; Yan: flame. Vicious fires burn, murderous flames rage. Describes a ferocious and violent evil force.

Red stove to light snow: put a little snow into the big stove and it will melt immediately. It is a metaphor for understanding and accepting quickly, and changing thoughts quickly.

Little snow in the big furnace: Put a little snow in the big furnace and it will melt immediately. It is a metaphor for understanding the problem very quickly.

Honglu burns hair: Honglu: big furnace. Burning hair in a big furnace. It means that things can be easily solved.

Honglu Liaomao: Honglu: a big furnace; Liao: burn. Burning hair in a big furnace. Metaphor problems are easy to solve.

Prairie Fire: Like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it inaccessible. It is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

Prairie Fire: Like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it inaccessible. It is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

The fire cooks the oil, and the flowers are decorated with brocade: cook: cook; attach: adhere. Boil the fat over a blazing fire and attach the flowers to the tapestry. Metaphors are even better. It also describes being more lively and grand.

Raging Fire: Raging Fire: raging fire, fierce fire. Real gold is not afraid of fire, and real gold can be identified in the fire.

Xianyang Yiju: Xianyang: the capital of the Qin Dynasty; Ju: torch, extended to burning with fire. A fire in Xianyang. It refers to the fact that Xiang Yu led his army to Xianyang and burned down the Qin Palace. It generally refers to a fire that burns it all away.

A prairie fire is like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it impossible for people to approach. It is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

raging fire: describing a strong fire. Describes a fire that is strong and violent.

The flames soared into the sky and lit up the sky. Describes a huge fire.

The light of fire lit up the sky. Describes a huge fire (mostly fire). 2. What are the idioms that describe "big fire"?

The idioms that describe "big fire" include:

The poison burns the flames, the furnace burns snow, the furnace burns hair, the prairie fire burns, the prairie fire burns. Fire, gold of fierce fire, Xianyang torch, blazing fire, light and fire candle sky, smoke and flame Zhang Tian

1. Smoke and flame Zhang Tian

Pronunciation: yān yán zhāng tiān

Definition: Fireworks cover the sky. Yan: Tongyan.

Sentence: In an instant, the sky was filled with smoke and flames, and many people were burned and drowned by men and horses.

2. A prairie fire

Pronunciation: liáo yuán liè huǒ

Definition: Like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it inaccessible. It is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

Sentence: The torrent of reform and opening up is like a raging fire starting a prairie fire and is unstoppable.

3. raging fire

Pronunciation: xióng xióng liè huǒ

Definition: raging: describes a strong fire. Describing the fire as strong and fierce, Xiong Zhaozheng's "Zhang Juzheng" Volume 2, Chapter 35: "The underworld's weapons, chairs, carriages, and sedans are all trapped in the raging fire."

Sentence: Looking at the rose from a distance, it looks like it is in the sunshine. A raging fire, like a bright and gorgeous sunset

4. Poisonous flames

Pinyin: dú liáo nüè yàn

Explanation: Poison: Vicious; Liao: fire; abuse: cruel; Flame: flame. Vicious fire burns, cruel flames rage

Pinyin: hóng lú liáo. fà

Definition: Honglu: burning hair in a big furnace means that things can be easily solved.

Source: "Historical Records·Biographies of Assassins": "The husband burns his feathers in the furnace." On top of the charcoal, nothing will happen.

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Raging fire

Explanation of raging: Describes a strong fire. Describes a fire that is strong and violent.

Source: Xiong Zhaozheng’s "Zhang Juzheng" Chapter 1 Volume 2, Chapter 35: “The underworld’s weapons, chairs, carriages, and sedans were all caught in the raging fire. "

The flames soared into the sky

Explain that the fire lit up the sky. Describe the intensity of the fire.

Source: Zhang Dai's "Haizhi" of Ming Dynasty: "The flames lit up the sky." In the sky, the sea water is like boiling. It is particularly strange to see a naval battle here. "

A prairie fire

The explanation is like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it impossible for people to approach. It is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

Source "Shang Shu" "Pan Geng 1": "If the fire is burning in the original place, it cannot move closer. ”

The fire lights up the sky

Explains that the fire lights up the sky. It describes the intensity of the fire (mostly referring to fire).

Source: Ming Zhang Dai’s "Hai" Chronicles: "The sky was filled with fire and the sea was boiling. It was particularly strange to see a naval battle here. ” 4. Sentences to describe fire

Sentences to describe fire

1. This morning, I saw smoke rising from Cangshan Mountain, dyeing our blue sky into earthy yellow. After careful observation, we concluded that there was a fire on the mountain.

2. The fire was like a living thing.

3. The raging flames were unbridled. Expanding its claws, it attempts to cover all the places under its rule.

4. The fire is fierce: After the fierce attack of our army, the enemy's position is fierce and ablaze.

5. Cries, shouts, sirens, all the noisy sounds were distorted in the fire. People's sense of terror and tension were infinitely amplified, and the red light burning in the darkness was like the god of death. The summoning signal. 5. Idioms describing fire

Poison: vicious; Liao: fire; abuse: ferocious; Flame: vicious fire. Burning, ferocious flames rage.

Put a little snow in a big furnace and it will melt immediately.

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Honglu Dianxue: Put a little snow in a big furnace and it will melt immediately.

Honglu Liaofa: Honglu: burn hair in a big furnace. .

It is a metaphor for burning hair in a big furnace.

It is a metaphor for burning hair in a big furnace.

A prairie fire: It is like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it impossible for people to approach.

A prairie fire: It is like a fire burning in the wilderness, making it impossible for people to approach. . A metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force.

Boil the oil with a blazing fire and attach the flowers to the brocade.

Metaphorically speaking, it also means being more lively and grand.

Fierce Fire: Fierce fire, fierce fire. Real gold is not afraid of fire. Can identify real gold.

Xianyang: the capital of the Qin Dynasty; torch, extended to a fire in Xianyang. After the army arrived in Xianyang, they burned down the whole Qin Palace.

A prairie fire is like a fire burning in the wilderness, which is a metaphor for the growing and irresistible revolutionary force. p>

Blazing fire: Describing a fire that is strong and fierce.

The fire is lighting up the sky.

The fire is huge. The light from the sky lights up the sky. It describes a huge fire (mostly refers to a fire).

6. Words used to describe fire extinguishing

To save the fire by holding on to the firewood: It is a metaphor for using the wrong method to eliminate the disaster, but the result is that the disaster will expand. Same as "fighting the fire with a salary".

To put out the fire with firewood: firewood. Carrying firewood to put out the fire. It is a metaphor for using the wrong method to eliminate disasters, but the result is that the disasters will expand.

Fighting fires with negative pay: Carrying firewood to put out fires. It is a metaphor for using the wrong method to eliminate disasters, but the result is that the disasters will expand.

Save the fire and throw firewood: burn: fire; firewood: firewood. Throw in the firewood to put out the fire. Taking the wrong approach makes the problem worse.

Save and benefit from burning: fire; fuel: firewood. Add firewood to put out the fire. Metaphorically taking the wrong approach makes the problem worse. 7. What are the idioms about fire?

The ghosts are dead and the gods are burnt, which describes the tragic fire and many people were burned to death.

Source: Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Luhun Mountain Fire and Huangfu Shi Yong Qiyun": "The four walls are burned by the high altitude, and the gods are scorched and the ghosts are dead. There is no way to escape." The light of the fire illuminates the sky. It's bright.

Describes a huge fire (mostly fire). Source: "Hai Zhi" by Zhang Dai of the Ming Dynasty: "Fires are burning in the sky, and the sea water is like boiling. It is particularly strange to see a naval battle here."

To save and throw firewood, burn: fire; firewood: firewood. Throw in the firewood to put out the fire.

It is a metaphor for taking the wrong approach to make the problem more serious. Source: "Deng Xizi·Wuhou": "Not treating the root but focusing on the end is like hammering a stone to save a drowning person, throwing firewood into a fire."

Save the fire and benefit from the fire: fire; salary: firewood. Add firewood to put out the fire.

It is a metaphor for taking the wrong approach to make the problem more serious. Source: Qing Dynasty Liu Kunyi's "Recovery of Li Shaoquan's Army Control": "If the camp office is sent to a higher level, the people will be more cunning and use it to support themselves. This is like saving fire and gaining salary."

Save burn, save and drown. Burn: fire; drown: flood. Save people from fire and water.

Describes emergency rescue of people in trouble. Source: Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty, "Lun Heng·Zi Ji": "Fighting fires and saving lives is not a good righteousness, and debating right and wrong is not a skillful speech."

The expression "Shen Jiao Gui Die" describes the tragedy of the fire, and many people were burned. die. Source: Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Luhun Mountain Fire and Huangfu Shi Yong Qiyun": "The four walls were burnt by the high and low winds, and the gods were scorched and the ghosts were dead and there was no way to escape."

Water, fire, soldiers and insects instigated the destruction of ancient books. Four types of disasters: floods, fires, wars and book beetles. It also refers to various natural and man-made disasters.

Source: Lu Xun's "Qiejieting Essays: Miscellaneous Talks after Illness": "Today's people punctuate ancient books, but ancient books are destroyed, because they mark them randomly, and the Buddha's head is covered with excrement: this is the water, fire, soldiers and insects of ancient books "The three major disasters are other than that." Qi Xin Qu suddenly moved the firewood beside the stove and changed the straight chimney into a curved one.

This refers to fire prevention. Later, it is also used as a metaphor to take measures first to nip problems in the bud.

Source: "Book of Han Huo Guang Biography": "I wrote to Xu Sheng and said: 'When I heard that the guest had a master, I saw that the stove was straight and there was accumulated salary next to it. The guest called him the master, and it was even more... Qutu, if you don't move far away, you will be in danger of fire.

But the house caught fire, and the neighbor rescued him, and he was lucky to survive..." A piece of scorched earth describes the encounter. Fire (or war), the scene of all houses being burned down. Fight fire with fire. Fight fire with fire.

It is a metaphor for incorrect working methods, which is not only unhelpful, but also harmful. Source: "Zhuangzi: The Human World": "Fire is used to fight fire, and water is used to fight water. This is called the benefit of more."