| 释义 |
campfirecamp‧fire /ˈkæmpfaɪə $ -faɪr/ noun [countable]   - Never leave a campfire unattended.
- That night we sat around the campfire telling stories.
- His prey is the charred remnants of a campfire set along a trail in the heart of this tinder-dry wilderness area.
- I enjoy putting up a tent, I like campfires and food for me tastes so much better outside.
- In the Tonto and Coronado forests, no campfires are allowed.
- Last week, two community newspapers in Howard County ran front-page, color photographs of a naked man tending a campfire.
- Saturday night was capped by a ranger program, goodies and campfire stories.
- She lay down on the grass by our campfire pit.
- Smoke snaked up from a campfire amidst crudely plastered and thatched huts.
- We were taken on nature hikes and told stories as we sat by campfires.
a fire for making you warm, for cooking, or for burning things► fire a small, controlled fire that you make in order to provide heat or to cook food: · Could you bring in some wood for the fire?· In the evenings the whole family would gather around the fire.log/coal etc fire (=a fire that burns logs, coal etc): · There's nothing more comforting than a blazing log fire.light a fire (=make it burn): · The old man lit a fire in the stove of the front room. ► bonfire a large outdoor fire used for burning dead leaves, wood, or things you do not need, or used for celebrations: light a bonfire (=make it burn): · The bonfire will be lit at 7.00 p.m., with fireworks starting just 15 minutes later.build/make a bonfire: · They piled up scrap wood, boxes and other junk and made a big bonfire. ► campfire a fire made outdoors for people who are camping, used for keeping them warm and cooking: · Never leave a campfire unattended.sit around the campfire: · That night we sat around the campfire telling stories. a fire made outdoors by people who are camping |