Definition of friendly fire in English:

friendly fire

noun

mass nounMilitary

Weapon fire coming from one's own side that causes accidental injury or death to one's own forces.
Example sentencesExamples
- And then there is the added danger of mines, hidden weapons, friendly fire and the environment itself.
- Although he was mortally wounded by friendly fire, the flank attack continued under Stuart the next day, joining up with Lee.
- With seven different dye colors available, it's possible to find out who shot who, and how much friendly fire their was.
- The number of British dead now stands at 20, with 18 of those killed in accidents or by friendly fire.
- Although the combatant forces are heavily intermixed, friendly fire does not appear to have been an issue during the actual battle.

Definition of friendly fire in US English:

friendly fire

nounˈfren(d)lē ˈfī(ə)rˈfrɛn(d)li ˈfaɪ(ə)r

Military

Weapon fire coming from one's own side, especially fire that causes accidental injury or death to one's own forces.
Example sentencesExamples
- The number of British dead now stands at 20, with 18 of those killed in accidents or by friendly fire.
- Although he was mortally wounded by friendly fire, the flank attack continued under Stuart the next day, joining up with Lee.
- And then there is the added danger of mines, hidden weapons, friendly fire and the environment itself.
- With seven different dye colors available, it's possible to find out who shot who, and how much friendly fire their was.
- Although the combatant forces are heavily intermixed, friendly fire does not appear to have been an issue during the actual battle.

单词	friendly fire
释义	Definition of friendly fire in English: friendly fire noun mass nounMilitary Weapon fire coming from one's own side that causes accidental injury or death to one's own forces. Example sentencesExamples And then there is the added danger of mines, hidden weapons, friendly fire and the environment itself. Although he was mortally wounded by friendly fire, the flank attack continued under Stuart the next day, joining up with Lee. With seven different dye colors available, it's possible to find out who shot who, and how much friendly fire their was. The number of British dead now stands at 20, with 18 of those killed in accidents or by friendly fire. Although the combatant forces are heavily intermixed, friendly fire does not appear to have been an issue during the actual battle. Definition of friendly fire in US English: friendly fire nounˈfren(d)lē ˈfī(ə)rˈfrɛn(d)li ˈfaɪ(ə)r Military Weapon fire coming from one's own side, especially fire that causes accidental injury or death to one's own forces. Example sentencesExamples The number of British dead now stands at 20, with 18 of those killed in accidents or by friendly fire. Although he was mortally wounded by friendly fire, the flank attack continued under Stuart the next day, joining up with Lee. And then there is the added danger of mines, hidden weapons, friendly fire and the environment itself. With seven different dye colors available, it's possible to find out who shot who, and how much friendly fire their was. Although the combatant forces are heavily intermixed, friendly fire does not appear to have been an issue during the actual battle.
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