forest fire
IPA/ˈfɒr.ɪst ˌfaɪər/
IPA/ˈfɔːr.ɪst ˌfaɪr/
forest fire — 名詞
1. a large, uncontrolled fire that burns through a wooded area, often spreading fas
1.名詞B1
釋義
森林大火
在森林地區燃燒且難以控制的大火
a large, uncontrolled fire that burns through a wooded area, often spreading fast and hard to stop
例句
William watched the forest fire spread across the hillside from his kitchen window.
William 從廚房窗戶看著森林大火蔓延過整片山坡。
collocation: forest fire spread across [landscape]
A forest fire destroyed thirty homes in the small mountain town last summer.
去年夏天，一場森林大火摧毀了山中小鎮的三十棟房屋。
Strong winds made the forest fire jump across the river overnight, surprising the crew.
強風使森林大火在一夜之間越過河流，讓消防隊員大吃一驚。
Mei and her family fled their farm when a forest fire came from the east.
Mei 和她的家人逃離農場，因為森林大火正從東邊逼近。
The smoke from the forest fire could be seen from fifty kilometres away.
森林大火的煙霧在五十公里外都能看見。
常見錯誤
❌The forest was on wild fire.
✅There was a forest fire.
💡'wildfire' is one word and is the more common term in American English for any large outdoor blaze.