fiery
fiery 英 [ˈfaɪəri] 美 [ˈfaɪri]
adj. 热烈的，炽烈的；暴躁的；燃烧般的
比较级:fierier 最高级:fieriest
- When something is very hot or intense, it's fiery. Fiery can describe a literal blaze, a hot chili pepper, or even a fiery temper.
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- adj. 热烈的，炽烈的；暴躁的；燃烧般的
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1. Or, have it cold and raw with a blob of fiery wasabi.
或者以全生的冷盘上桌，配有一抹让人燃烧的芥末料。
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2. He got up in front of the huge crowd and made a moving and fiery speech.
他挺身而出， 在大庭广众面前， 慷慨激昂地讲了一通。
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3. "If they want to play games with us, I believe in a few ways we can turn Iraq into a fiery battlefield," he said.
“如果他们想跟我们玩游戏，我相信我们可以用很多方式把伊拉克变成一个激烈的战场，”他说道。
- fiery (adj.) late 13c., "flaming, full of fire," from Middle English fier "fire" (see fire (n.)) + -y (2). The spelling is a relic of one of the attempts to render Old English "y" in fyr in a changing system of vowel sounds. Other Middle English spellings include firi, furi, fuiri, vuiri, feri. From c. 1400 as "blazing red." Of persons, from late 14c. Related: Fieriness. As adjectives Old English had fyrbære "fiery, fire-bearing;" fyren "of fire, fiery, on fire;" fyrenful; fyrhat "hot as fire."
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