fireworks

英[ˈfaɪəwɜːks]美[ˈfaɪrˌwɜrks]

n.烟火表演，精彩难忘的演出（或作品）；

例句

The children are setting fireworks off in the garden.孩子们在花园里燃放烟火。

Be careful that you don't set the fireworks off by mistake.当心点, 别弄错了引起那些爆竹爆炸。

Fireworks added to the attraction of the festival night.烟火使节日之夜更加生辉。

Be careful that you don’t set the fireworks off by mistake.当心点,别弄错了引起那些爆竹爆炸。

The Chinese community here are shooting off fireworks in celebration of the Chinese New Year.这儿的华人社区在放烟火,庆祝春节.

The most pleasurable experience of the evening was the wonderful fireworks display...这个晚上*让人高兴的就是精彩的焰火表演。

A resident of his neighbourhood had let off fireworks to celebrate the Revolution.他家附近的一个居民燃放了烟花庆祝革命胜利。

to let off a few fireworks放几个烟火

Two of the fireworks in the box were duds.盒子里的烟火有两个是点不着的废品。

I had goose bumps when we watched the fireworks.我们看烟火的时候,我起鸡皮疙瘩.

同义词

n.

fireworks的同义词之：激烈争论

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fireworks的同义词之：烟火

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N-COUNT

焰火;烟花

Fireworks are small objects that are lit to entertain people on special occasions. They contain chemicals and burn brightly or attractively, often with a loud noise, when you light them.

例句

Berlin people drank champagne, set off fireworks and tooted their car horns.柏林市民喝香槟、放焰火、鸣车笛。...a firework display.焰火表演

N-PLURAL

焰火表演;焰火晚会

You use fireworks to refer to an occasion on which fireworks are lit to entertain people.

例句

On the night of the fireworks we had a really good spot.观看焰火表演的那天晚上，我们找了一个非常好的位置。

N-PLURAL

精彩难忘的演出(或作品)

An exciting and impressive performance or piece of writing can be referred to as fireworks .

例句

It is given a typically thoughtful production with just enough theatrical fireworks.该剧在制作上一如既往地花费了心思，舞台演出效果也相当精彩。