fire up

英 [ˈfaɪə(r) ʌp]

美 [ˈfaɪər ʌp]

网络  点燃; 炒鱿鱼晋升; 激发; 点火

英英释义

verb

• begin to smoke
  1. After the meal, some of the diners lit up
  Synonym:light uplight
• arouse or excite feelings and passions
  1. The ostentatious way of living of the rich ignites the hatred of the poor
  2. The refugees' fate stirred up compassion around the world
  3. Wake old feelings of hatred
  Synonym:inflamestir upwakeigniteheat

双语例句

• Fire up an xterm session, and let's begin to explore object files by creating a clean workbench.
  启动一个xterm会话，让我们先创建一个空白的工作台，并开始对目标文件进行研究。
• It's almost summertime, which means you should fire up the grill and enjoy the great outdoors.
  夏天将至意味着你该给你的烧烤架生起火然后享受户外时光了。
• Time to test our Lift application, so package up the code and fire up the database and the application server, right?
  测试Lift应用程序之前应该先对代码进行打包，然后启动数据库和应用服务器，对吗？
• Using a tour-position selector switch on the control box, each gunner can fire up to four missiles consecutively.
  使用在控制盒子上的一个循环-位置选择开关，每个炮手能连续地发射四枚导弹。
• Come on, I'll fire up the grill.
  得了，我去点燃烧烤架。
• I don't see why you need fire up when I admire his riding.
  我不明白我称赞他的骑术，你干吗要发火。
• When considering a problem, look for opposites to fire up a new way of thinking about it.
  当考虑一个问题，寻找对立面火了一个新的思维方式它。
• Fire up the grill, and a mouthwatering meal is just minutes away.
  烤架升起火，一道令人垂涎三尺的餐点只要几分钟就好。
• Is this just all to fire up for you?
  这样的话题对你来说是不是太过火了？
• The room is cold. You'd better poke the fire up a little.
  房间里很冷。你最好把火拨旺点儿。