camp fire

基本解釋

After a wonderful meal, they told stories and sang songs by the camp fire.
喫完一頓又香又美的飯後，他們?cè)隗艋鹋灾v故事，唱歌。
It's a very long time ago now, back in the decade before last, in the century before this one, but save for the friends who did a hog roast round a camp fire, I can't recall better food at a wedding.
這是很久以前的事了，差不多是二十年前的上個(gè)世紀(jì)，除了有一次是大家聚在篝火旁邊烤豬，我再也想不出來(lái)比那更棒的婚宴了。
“At a given moment, ” says the draft of a new report from the United Nations, “a whistle sounded and the soldiers positioned all around the camp opened fire on the refugees.
聯(lián)郃國(guó)的新報(bào)告的初稿上寫(xiě)道，“在既定的一個(gè)時(shí)刻，一聲口哨響起，戰(zhàn)士們?cè)陔y民營(yíng)四周各就各位，曏難民們打響了槍聲。

They worked through the night and had the fire controlled the next morning, when other men arrived from a camp in the area.