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Meanings of fire up in English
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Examples for "heat"
Examples for "heat"
1
Is it possible to use energy from food to heat the water?
2
Dry in the shade; never in the sun or in artificial heat.
3
This could change the way manufacturers approach the idea of heat management.
4
The same food can turn out vastly different under different heat conditions.
5
Schakowsky said 48 children died of heat stroke in cars last year.
1
A very serious wake up call our industry needs to get serious!
2
Will the Government now wake up to the crisis in third-level education?
3
Every morning I'd wake up saying, 'Today I'll get ahold of myself.
4
But fuel prices soared in the wake of the 1973 oil crisis.
5
I suppose the answer will explain the question, once you wake up.
1
However, we must not do anything that would ignite a clan war.
2
In no specific order, here are 15 pictures to ignite your wanderlust.
3
Even a minuscule amount of allergen can immediately ignite another inflammatory response.
4
For an anxious moment it seemed as if neither engine would ignite.
5
In other words, I wantonly ignite barns that belong to other people.
1
The move, according to union sources, is likely to inflame the situation.
2
Unions said mass dismissals would be counterproductive and inflame the situation further.
3
He'd tried to let Caffarelli inflame him in a special way, too.
4
They employed all their skill to inflame the passions of the majority.
5
Pitt then deprecated the effort to inflame the insular pride of Irishmen.
1
Extending that to banks, however, is likely to stir up stiff opposition.
2
A court case against file-sharing service Kazaa helped stir up the confusion.
3
A soft answer turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.
4
However, indirect influences could stir up unnecessary friction over very minor matters.
5
I almost couldn't wait to see what we could stir up tomorrow.
Usage of fire up in English
1
The thought of the sniper still breathing would help fire up Miki.
2
STRAP in, stay home and fire up your viewing device of choice.
3
He was an improved specimen; he could fire up a vertical boiler.
4
Secure the tentlike enclosure and fire up the heater and you're set.
5
When you fire up a game, the remote becomes a simple controller.
6
You fire up the four-rotor copter and fly your camera into position.
7
Join Spectrum's Lisa Thompson as the Nielsens fire up their coke forge.
8
But fire up Google Maps and the terrible, unholy truth becomes clear.
9
So until further notice, fire up that Asus or that Sharp monitor.
10
And when you fire up you're the very image of Master Frederick.
11
Beside myself, I fire up, leap up from my seat, and cry:
12
So fire up those remotes, pull up that blanket and start watching.
13
I'll blow the fire up-damnthese sticks!-they'reas wet as Dugnall pond.
14
With every new demand, the debate would fire up once again.
15
The key is to fire up something easily with a minimum of risk.
16
I need the right setting, and preparations, before I fire up my gift.
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