ember

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishemberem‧ber /ˈembə $ -ər/ noun [countable usually plural] FIREa piece of wood or coal that stays red and very hot after a fire has stopped burning glowing embersExamples from the Corpusember• The twins stood over it, stirring the last embers with their feet.• A big bed of embers still gleamed in the kitchen chimney, under an iron pot hung from an ancient crane.• Some one stood carelessly among the embers, as if having his flesh charred was the least of his worries.• He poked at the embers beneath it with a stick.• To his horror he realised his hand was lying in the embers.• Bethany inhaled deeply and made the embers glow.Origin ember (1300-1400) Old Norse eimyrja

单词	ember
释义	ember From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishemberem‧ber /ˈembə $ -ər/ noun [countable usually plural] FIREa piece of wood or coal that stays red and very hot after a fire has stopped burning glowing embersExamples from the Corpusember• The twins stood over it, stirring the last embers with their feet.• A big bed of embers still gleamed in the kitchen chimney, under an iron pot hung from an ancient crane.• Some one stood carelessly among the embers, as if having his flesh charred was the least of his worries.• He poked at the embers beneath it with a stick.• To his horror he realised his hand was lying in the embers.• Bethany inhaled deeply and made the embers glow.Origin ember (1300-1400) Old Norse eimyrja
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