Definition of firecracker in English:

firecracker

noun ˈfʌɪəkrakəˈfaɪ(ə)rˌkrækər

1A loud, explosive firework; a banger.
Example sentencesExamples
- I used to buy seven sacks of dates and numerous boxes of firecrackers and fireworks.
- They suddenly heard a loud cheering, and possibly a firecracker.
- The Tribunal heard the device was constructed out of firecrackers and a pipe but was not a genuine explosive.
- On Christmas Eve, Christmas night and, to some extent, on the nights preceding these, several areas were plagued by the noise of firecrackers and occasional larger fireworks.
- Dennis also bought thirty to forty dollars' worth of fireworks, everything from firecrackers to some really serious-looking rockets.
- We raided the place and found hundreds of packages containing explosives and firecrackers.
- All around us, Berliners were lighting off fireworks, firecrackers, noisemakers and rockets, and none too cautiously.
- Seemingly innocuous sparklers, firecrackers and bottle rockets exact a toll of pain and suffering on thousands of Americans each year.
- Among the dead were seven people trapped in houses set alight when a firecracker ignited a stack of fireworks.
- In the evening, every house, store, temple and wall is decorated with thousands of small lamps, while fireworks are set off overhead and firecrackers by the hundreds of thousands below.
- We lit off so many bottle rockets and firecrackers that we had the girls running for cover.
- No fatalities or injuries were reported following the explosion, which was reportedly caused by firecrackers placed inside an empty energy-drink bottle.
- Explosions of firecrackers signaled the end of the half-day ceremony.
- Fireworks and firecrackers are being sold even by informal traders at the Yeoville market.
- As the boat drifted away from the shore, a loud crackle and pop of firecrackers filled the air - we were told it was a Thai custom to drive the evil spirits away, and that Lord Buddha would protect the boat throughout our trip.
- Three warehouses containing explosive materials, gas cylinders and powerful firecrackers were completely destroyed.
- Bottle rockets, firecrackers, and Roman candles are illegal in Iowa, yet some people purchase these items out-of-state and light them at home or at family gatherings or parties.
- To well-off businessmen, the lighting of firecrackers and fireworks, to this day, symbolizes their expectation of wealth for the coming year.
- The sparkler demonstrates how to get bright, sparkling light from a firework, and the firecracker shows how to create an explosion.
- In recent years, the Chinese government has clamped down on firecrackers and fireworks in the cities because of fire hazards.
1. 1.1 An outstanding, exciting, or attractive person or thing.
  the book was solidly excellent but hardly a literary firecracker
  Example sentencesExamples
  People cant believe she's almost 78 years old, because she's still such a firecracker!
  I wish there'd been more people like her in my own family, more loud little firecrackers who gave us all a run for our money.
  I have a beautiful, wonderful, firecracker of a daughter.
  What a firecracker she is!
  If I had to chose one word to describe the broadcast legend, I would say he's a real firecracker.

Definition of firecracker in US English:

firecracker

nounˈfī(ə)rˌkrakərˈfaɪ(ə)rˌkrækər

1A loud, explosive firework, typically wrapped in paper and lit with a fuse.
Example sentencesExamples
- Explosions of firecrackers signaled the end of the half-day ceremony.
- We lit off so many bottle rockets and firecrackers that we had the girls running for cover.
- In the evening, every house, store, temple and wall is decorated with thousands of small lamps, while fireworks are set off overhead and firecrackers by the hundreds of thousands below.
- The sparkler demonstrates how to get bright, sparkling light from a firework, and the firecracker shows how to create an explosion.
- To well-off businessmen, the lighting of firecrackers and fireworks, to this day, symbolizes their expectation of wealth for the coming year.
- On Christmas Eve, Christmas night and, to some extent, on the nights preceding these, several areas were plagued by the noise of firecrackers and occasional larger fireworks.
- In recent years, the Chinese government has clamped down on firecrackers and fireworks in the cities because of fire hazards.
- I used to buy seven sacks of dates and numerous boxes of firecrackers and fireworks.
- Dennis also bought thirty to forty dollars' worth of fireworks, everything from firecrackers to some really serious-looking rockets.
- As the boat drifted away from the shore, a loud crackle and pop of firecrackers filled the air - we were told it was a Thai custom to drive the evil spirits away, and that Lord Buddha would protect the boat throughout our trip.
- Among the dead were seven people trapped in houses set alight when a firecracker ignited a stack of fireworks.
- The Tribunal heard the device was constructed out of firecrackers and a pipe but was not a genuine explosive.
- Bottle rockets, firecrackers, and Roman candles are illegal in Iowa, yet some people purchase these items out-of-state and light them at home or at family gatherings or parties.
- Seemingly innocuous sparklers, firecrackers and bottle rockets exact a toll of pain and suffering on thousands of Americans each year.
- We raided the place and found hundreds of packages containing explosives and firecrackers.
- No fatalities or injuries were reported following the explosion, which was reportedly caused by firecrackers placed inside an empty energy-drink bottle.
- Three warehouses containing explosive materials, gas cylinders and powerful firecrackers were completely destroyed.
- All around us, Berliners were lighting off fireworks, firecrackers, noisemakers and rockets, and none too cautiously.
- They suddenly heard a loud cheering, and possibly a firecracker.
- Fireworks and firecrackers are being sold even by informal traders at the Yeoville market.
1. 1.1 An outstanding, exciting, or attractive person or thing.
  the book was hardly a literary firecracker
  Example sentencesExamples
  I wish there'd been more people like her in my own family, more loud little firecrackers who gave us all a run for our money.
  I have a beautiful, wonderful, firecracker of a daughter.
  People cant believe she's almost 78 years old, because she's still such a firecracker!
  What a firecracker she is!
  If I had to chose one word to describe the broadcast legend, I would say he's a real firecracker.

单词	firecracker
释义	Definition of firecracker in English: firecracker noun ˈfʌɪəkrakəˈfaɪ(ə)rˌkrækər 1A loud, explosive firework; a banger. Example sentencesExamples I used to buy seven sacks of dates and numerous boxes of firecrackers and fireworks. They suddenly heard a loud cheering, and possibly a firecracker. The Tribunal heard the device was constructed out of firecrackers and a pipe but was not a genuine explosive. On Christmas Eve, Christmas night and, to some extent, on the nights preceding these, several areas were plagued by the noise of firecrackers and occasional larger fireworks. Dennis also bought thirty to forty dollars' worth of fireworks, everything from firecrackers to some really serious-looking rockets. We raided the place and found hundreds of packages containing explosives and firecrackers. All around us, Berliners were lighting off fireworks, firecrackers, noisemakers and rockets, and none too cautiously. Seemingly innocuous sparklers, firecrackers and bottle rockets exact a toll of pain and suffering on thousands of Americans each year. Among the dead were seven people trapped in houses set alight when a firecracker ignited a stack of fireworks. In the evening, every house, store, temple and wall is decorated with thousands of small lamps, while fireworks are set off overhead and firecrackers by the hundreds of thousands below. We lit off so many bottle rockets and firecrackers that we had the girls running for cover. No fatalities or injuries were reported following the explosion, which was reportedly caused by firecrackers placed inside an empty energy-drink bottle. Explosions of firecrackers signaled the end of the half-day ceremony. Fireworks and firecrackers are being sold even by informal traders at the Yeoville market. As the boat drifted away from the shore, a loud crackle and pop of firecrackers filled the air - we were told it was a Thai custom to drive the evil spirits away, and that Lord Buddha would protect the boat throughout our trip. Three warehouses containing explosive materials, gas cylinders and powerful firecrackers were completely destroyed. Bottle rockets, firecrackers, and Roman candles are illegal in Iowa, yet some people purchase these items out-of-state and light them at home or at family gatherings or parties. To well-off businessmen, the lighting of firecrackers and fireworks, to this day, symbolizes their expectation of wealth for the coming year. The sparkler demonstrates how to get bright, sparkling light from a firework, and the firecracker shows how to create an explosion. In recent years, the Chinese government has clamped down on firecrackers and fireworks in the cities because of fire hazards. 1.1 An outstanding, exciting, or attractive person or thing. the book was solidly excellent but hardly a literary firecracker Example sentencesExamples People cant believe she's almost 78 years old, because she's still such a firecracker! I wish there'd been more people like her in my own family, more loud little firecrackers who gave us all a run for our money. I have a beautiful, wonderful, firecracker of a daughter. What a firecracker she is! If I had to chose one word to describe the broadcast legend, I would say he's a real firecracker. Definition of firecracker in US English: firecracker nounˈfī(ə)rˌkrakərˈfaɪ(ə)rˌkrækər 1A loud, explosive firework, typically wrapped in paper and lit with a fuse. Example sentencesExamples Explosions of firecrackers signaled the end of the half-day ceremony. We lit off so many bottle rockets and firecrackers that we had the girls running for cover. In the evening, every house, store, temple and wall is decorated with thousands of small lamps, while fireworks are set off overhead and firecrackers by the hundreds of thousands below. The sparkler demonstrates how to get bright, sparkling light from a firework, and the firecracker shows how to create an explosion. To well-off businessmen, the lighting of firecrackers and fireworks, to this day, symbolizes their expectation of wealth for the coming year. On Christmas Eve, Christmas night and, to some extent, on the nights preceding these, several areas were plagued by the noise of firecrackers and occasional larger fireworks. In recent years, the Chinese government has clamped down on firecrackers and fireworks in the cities because of fire hazards. I used to buy seven sacks of dates and numerous boxes of firecrackers and fireworks. Dennis also bought thirty to forty dollars' worth of fireworks, everything from firecrackers to some really serious-looking rockets. As the boat drifted away from the shore, a loud crackle and pop of firecrackers filled the air - we were told it was a Thai custom to drive the evil spirits away, and that Lord Buddha would protect the boat throughout our trip. Among the dead were seven people trapped in houses set alight when a firecracker ignited a stack of fireworks. The Tribunal heard the device was constructed out of firecrackers and a pipe but was not a genuine explosive. Bottle rockets, firecrackers, and Roman candles are illegal in Iowa, yet some people purchase these items out-of-state and light them at home or at family gatherings or parties. Seemingly innocuous sparklers, firecrackers and bottle rockets exact a toll of pain and suffering on thousands of Americans each year. We raided the place and found hundreds of packages containing explosives and firecrackers. No fatalities or injuries were reported following the explosion, which was reportedly caused by firecrackers placed inside an empty energy-drink bottle. Three warehouses containing explosive materials, gas cylinders and powerful firecrackers were completely destroyed. All around us, Berliners were lighting off fireworks, firecrackers, noisemakers and rockets, and none too cautiously. They suddenly heard a loud cheering, and possibly a firecracker. Fireworks and firecrackers are being sold even by informal traders at the Yeoville market. 1.1 An outstanding, exciting, or attractive person or thing. the book was hardly a literary firecracker Example sentencesExamples I wish there'd been more people like her in my own family, more loud little firecrackers who gave us all a run for our money. I have a beautiful, wonderful, firecracker of a daughter. People cant believe she's almost 78 years old, because she's still such a firecracker! What a firecracker she is! If I had to chose one word to describe the broadcast legend, I would say he's a real firecracker.
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