fire off
fire off — 片語動詞
- fire offbase form
- fires off3rd person singular
- firing off-ing form
- fired offpast simple
1. to quickly write and send a message such as an email or letter, usually because
氣憤發送
因生氣而匆匆寫好並寄出訊息
to quickly write and send a message such as an email or letter, usually because you feel upset or annoyed
Christopher fired off an angry email to the airline after his flight was cancelled.
航班被取消後,Christopher 氣得發了一封怒氣沖沖的電子郵件給航空公司。
fire off + [message] + to + [person], showing the angry trigger
The customer fired off a complaint to the manager the moment the meal arrived cold.
餐點一送來就是冷的,那位顧客立刻向經理發了一封投訴信。
fire off + [message] showing speed and irritation
Mira read the rude review and fired off a sharp reply within minutes.
Mira 看到那則無禮的評論,幾分鐘內就回了一則尖銳的留言。
Before calming down, Ramón fired off three messages to his landlord about the broken heater.
Ramón 還沒冷靜下來,就連發了三則訊息給房東,抱怨暖氣壞了。
The angry neighbours fired off a letter to the council about the late-night noise.
憤怒的鄰居們寫了一封信寄給市議會,抗議深夜的噪音。
文法句型
fire off + [message]
fire off + [message] + to + [person]
用法筆記
Object is almost always a written message that is sent in haste (an email, letter, text, or memo). Frequently paired with a phrase showing irritation, such as 'angry', 'sharp', or 'in a rage'.
常見錯誤
2. to make a gun shoot a bullet or several bullets, often suddenly or one after ano
開槍射擊
讓槍枝射出子彈,常是突然或連續地
to make a gun shoot a bullet or several bullets, often suddenly or one after another
The hunter fired off two shots at the rabbit but missed both times.
那名獵人朝兔子開了兩槍,但兩次都沒打中。
fire off + [shots], rapid discharge
Soldiers fired off a round into the air to warn the approaching crowd.
士兵朝天空射了一發子彈,警告逼近的人群。
fire off + a round, warning shot
At the festival, guards fired off several blanks to start the running race.
在慶典上,警衛鳴了幾發空包彈,宣布賽跑開始。
Mert grabbed the rifle and fired off a single shot before the deer ran away.
Mert 抓起步槍,在那頭鹿跑掉前射出了一槍。
The police officer fired off a warning shot above the fleeing thief.
那名警員朝逃跑的小偷頭頂上方鳴了一槍示警。
文法句型
fire off + [a shot/round]
用法筆記
Object is a shot, round, or bullet (not the gun itself). Distinguish from sense 1: this sense involves an actual weapon, while sense 1 is about sending a written message.