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Meanings of great fire in English
Large and destructive fire that threatens human life, animal life, health, and/or property.
Usage of great fire in English
1
The original was burned in the great fire at Jeddo in 1858.
2
A great fire was roaring in the wood stove in the office.
3
I see the ill; I see many burnt in a great fire.
4
The great fire in 1292 caused great destruction to the priory buildings.
5
A great fire of brushwood and pine-apples was blazing in the dining-room.
6
He went, and Mrs. Boyce remained alone in the great fire-lit room.
7
A row of new shops replaced the destruction of the great fire.
8
They catch a spark very well and are a great fire-starting material.
9
A great fire was raging on the north shore of the Cove.
10
A great fire blazed within the little thorn boma about the camp.
11
So, in the time of waiting, he had lit a great fire.
12
It's a good trail too; and it makes a great fire lookout.
13
All winter our teacher must have a great fire in his room.
14
Then the Buso-man made a great fire, and sat down by it.
15
He was standing by the great fire-place rubbing his hands with satisfaction.
16
Then he ascended the mountain till he came to a great fire.
