Definition of fireside in English:

fireside

noun ˈfʌɪəsʌɪdˈfaɪ(ə)rˌsaɪd

The area round a fireplace (used especially with reference to a person's home or family life)
he preferred the warmth of his own fireside and the simple pleasures of a good cigar and a glass of brandy
as modifier a fireside armchair
Example sentencesExamples
- This dessert wine - fragrant with aromas of raisins and vanilla - is best poured at fireside.
- The plot is a typical fireside ghost story - murder, infidelity and a message from beyond the grave - and the thrills are familiar.
- It is like a fireside tale whispered carefully into your ear.
- Intruders used a fireside peat basket to carry antique silverware, porcelain and clocks to a waiting van.
- Almost 12 hours after leaving home the comfort of fireside and family beckon.
- This simple logic re-emphasises the importance of books, which can be consumed in the comfort of a fireside chair.
- Add to that a heavy mist and you've got the kind of driving conditions that make the fireside look awful tempting.
- A fairy tale can find its beginnings in the simple sentences of sagas told at the family fireside.
- Her mother's family were all fireside singers.
- This is history that's as comfortable as a pair of fireside slippers.
- As the autumn evenings draw in, a cosy fireside armchair beckons!
- It's much easier to appreciate the finer points of dull, rainy days from one's own fireside, that I have to confess.
- I can read the lives of dukes and of princes in nice picture books by the comfort of my own fireside.
- Mother liked to chat with other family members as she plied her knitting by the fireside.
- And it sells all the fireside accompaniments needed to achieve a blazing fire on a cold winter evening.
- Resplendent in his long black coat, starched white collar and hard black hat tied with a white ribbon, he resembled in my mind a character often described to us in fireside ghost stories.
- Many the years that have passed since we sat entranced by the stories of the old people by the fireside long ago.
- Made from cherrywood, this chair, the last of five versions, was designed for a fireside alcove.
- But here was a real pro, oozing homespun fireside wisdoms - his beard big and bushy enough to hide a flock of starlings, little round specs, big red boots and rouged cheeks.
- However, the hour was late and the last train called us from our fireside reverie.

Definition of fireside in US English:

fireside

nounˈfī(ə)rˌsīdˈfaɪ(ə)rˌsaɪd

1The area around a fireplace (used especially with reference to a person's home or family life)
he preferred the warmth of his own fireside
Example sentencesExamples
- This is history that's as comfortable as a pair of fireside slippers.
- Intruders used a fireside peat basket to carry antique silverware, porcelain and clocks to a waiting van.
- I can read the lives of dukes and of princes in nice picture books by the comfort of my own fireside.
- And it sells all the fireside accompaniments needed to achieve a blazing fire on a cold winter evening.
- Resplendent in his long black coat, starched white collar and hard black hat tied with a white ribbon, he resembled in my mind a character often described to us in fireside ghost stories.
- Her mother's family were all fireside singers.
- It's much easier to appreciate the finer points of dull, rainy days from one's own fireside, that I have to confess.
- Many the years that have passed since we sat entranced by the stories of the old people by the fireside long ago.
- As the autumn evenings draw in, a cosy fireside armchair beckons!
- The plot is a typical fireside ghost story - murder, infidelity and a message from beyond the grave - and the thrills are familiar.
- Mother liked to chat with other family members as she plied her knitting by the fireside.
- Add to that a heavy mist and you've got the kind of driving conditions that make the fireside look awful tempting.
- Made from cherrywood, this chair, the last of five versions, was designed for a fireside alcove.
- This simple logic re-emphasises the importance of books, which can be consumed in the comfort of a fireside chair.
- It is like a fireside tale whispered carefully into your ear.
- A fairy tale can find its beginnings in the simple sentences of sagas told at the family fireside.
- But here was a real pro, oozing homespun fireside wisdoms - his beard big and bushy enough to hide a flock of starlings, little round specs, big red boots and rouged cheeks.
- Almost 12 hours after leaving home the comfort of fireside and family beckon.
- This dessert wine - fragrant with aromas of raisins and vanilla - is best poured at fireside.
- However, the hour was late and the last train called us from our fireside reverie.
1. 1.1US A fireside chat.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Last week President Roosevelt gave the nation another of his Sunday night radio ‘fireside’ chats, his first since June.
  Beginning March 4th, 1933, and running through March 1st, 1945 FDR's fireside chats were a staple in American Homes.
  The fireside chats were enormously successful and even attracted more listeners than the most popular radio shows during this Golden Age of Radio.

单词	fireside
释义	Definition of fireside in English: fireside noun ˈfʌɪəsʌɪdˈfaɪ(ə)rˌsaɪd The area round a fireplace (used especially with reference to a person's home or family life) he preferred the warmth of his own fireside and the simple pleasures of a good cigar and a glass of brandy as modifier a fireside armchair Example sentencesExamples This dessert wine - fragrant with aromas of raisins and vanilla - is best poured at fireside. The plot is a typical fireside ghost story - murder, infidelity and a message from beyond the grave - and the thrills are familiar. It is like a fireside tale whispered carefully into your ear. Intruders used a fireside peat basket to carry antique silverware, porcelain and clocks to a waiting van. Almost 12 hours after leaving home the comfort of fireside and family beckon. This simple logic re-emphasises the importance of books, which can be consumed in the comfort of a fireside chair. Add to that a heavy mist and you've got the kind of driving conditions that make the fireside look awful tempting. A fairy tale can find its beginnings in the simple sentences of sagas told at the family fireside. Her mother's family were all fireside singers. This is history that's as comfortable as a pair of fireside slippers. As the autumn evenings draw in, a cosy fireside armchair beckons! It's much easier to appreciate the finer points of dull, rainy days from one's own fireside, that I have to confess. I can read the lives of dukes and of princes in nice picture books by the comfort of my own fireside. Mother liked to chat with other family members as she plied her knitting by the fireside. And it sells all the fireside accompaniments needed to achieve a blazing fire on a cold winter evening. Resplendent in his long black coat, starched white collar and hard black hat tied with a white ribbon, he resembled in my mind a character often described to us in fireside ghost stories. Many the years that have passed since we sat entranced by the stories of the old people by the fireside long ago. Made from cherrywood, this chair, the last of five versions, was designed for a fireside alcove. But here was a real pro, oozing homespun fireside wisdoms - his beard big and bushy enough to hide a flock of starlings, little round specs, big red boots and rouged cheeks. However, the hour was late and the last train called us from our fireside reverie. Definition of fireside in US English: fireside nounˈfī(ə)rˌsīdˈfaɪ(ə)rˌsaɪd 1The area around a fireplace (used especially with reference to a person's home or family life) he preferred the warmth of his own fireside Example sentencesExamples This is history that's as comfortable as a pair of fireside slippers. Intruders used a fireside peat basket to carry antique silverware, porcelain and clocks to a waiting van. I can read the lives of dukes and of princes in nice picture books by the comfort of my own fireside. And it sells all the fireside accompaniments needed to achieve a blazing fire on a cold winter evening. Resplendent in his long black coat, starched white collar and hard black hat tied with a white ribbon, he resembled in my mind a character often described to us in fireside ghost stories. Her mother's family were all fireside singers. It's much easier to appreciate the finer points of dull, rainy days from one's own fireside, that I have to confess. Many the years that have passed since we sat entranced by the stories of the old people by the fireside long ago. As the autumn evenings draw in, a cosy fireside armchair beckons! The plot is a typical fireside ghost story - murder, infidelity and a message from beyond the grave - and the thrills are familiar. Mother liked to chat with other family members as she plied her knitting by the fireside. Add to that a heavy mist and you've got the kind of driving conditions that make the fireside look awful tempting. Made from cherrywood, this chair, the last of five versions, was designed for a fireside alcove. This simple logic re-emphasises the importance of books, which can be consumed in the comfort of a fireside chair. It is like a fireside tale whispered carefully into your ear. A fairy tale can find its beginnings in the simple sentences of sagas told at the family fireside. But here was a real pro, oozing homespun fireside wisdoms - his beard big and bushy enough to hide a flock of starlings, little round specs, big red boots and rouged cheeks. Almost 12 hours after leaving home the comfort of fireside and family beckon. This dessert wine - fragrant with aromas of raisins and vanilla - is best poured at fireside. However, the hour was late and the last train called us from our fireside reverie. 1.1US A fireside chat. Example sentencesExamples Last week President Roosevelt gave the nation another of his Sunday night radio ‘fireside’ chats, his first since June. Beginning March 4th, 1933, and running through March 1st, 1945 FDR's fireside chats were a staple in American Homes. The fireside chats were enormously successful and even attracted more listeners than the most popular radio shows during this Golden Age of Radio.
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