campfire的意思|campfire的解释-里氏词典

campfire ['kæmp`faɪr]

n. 营火, 营火会

The campfire flared up in me sudden wind.
随着一阵突起的风，篝火又燃烧了起来。
You have to make a campfire.
你们必须生火。
For when we build our campfire.
用来生营火的。

campfire

[ noun ]
a small outdoor fire for warmth or cooking (as at a camp)
<noun.event>

An empty beer keg thrown onto a campfire exploded Sunday, killing a man at his birthday party in the second such death reported this month.
In a ruling released Thursday, U.S. District Judge David Sam said the campers cannot sue the government for injuries because they intentionally threw the weapon in their campfire.
He has broken his foot, his arm and assorted ribs, and the top joint of his left thumb was sliced off by a chain hauling campfire logs.
Edson waded out of the heavily wooded, snow-whipped mountains some 50 miles northwest of Denver on Wednesday, exhausted and with his face blackened by campfire smoke, but otherwise in surprisingly good condition.
Mark Piszczek, 21, of Glendale Heights, Ill. said the crew of architectural engineering students plan to create a snowman sitting in an open refrigerator roasting a marshmallow over an campfire.
On his way out, Edson found snowmobile tracks indicating searchers had not been more than two miles from his campfire.
VCRs are turning television viewing into video campfire gatherings _ kids and parents not only watching more prime-time TV together, but also talking to each other more, recent studies show.
Each has a home in the village, but on the farm they sleep in cramped trailers and cook meals over a campfire.
A group of people on the beach near the county road were huddled around a campfire when they saw the van run into the water.
While all Yellowstone's roads and front-country campsites were open, campfire restrictions were imposed throughout the park's back-country, where fire danger forced the closing of some campsites.
The fire is believed to have been started by an ember blown over fire lines from a smaller blaze that was ignited by an apparently illegal campfire.
The fires were blamed on arson, a poorly tended campfire and sparks from target practice ricochets.
Arson, a poorly tended campfire and sparks kicked up by target practice shots were blamed for the blazes, which were aggravated by dry desert wind and temperatures topping 100 degrees.
The bus drove off to Malibu and dropped J.B. at a Salvation Army summer camp, where he was assigned to a bunk and spent five days hiking, swimming and sitting 'round the campfire.
How many of you hunters out there ever got to sit around the campfire and talk about the Holstein cow you brought down?

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