fire off

英 [ˈfaɪə(r) ɒf]

美 [ˈfaɪər ɔːf]

发射，射出（子弹、导弹等）; （常指作为一系列之一部分）迅速发出（信件），快速提出（问题），很快讲出（话语）

双语例句

• I fire off a string of questions any university undergraduate would ask.
  我问了一连串任何一个大学生都会提出的问题。
• "Thank you," said a smiling Obama, clad in brown slacks and a black shirt, to a cheering crowd as he stepped up to the tee to fire off his opening drive.
  奥巴马身着棕色休闲裤和黑色T恤衫。在前往发球区击出第一杆之前，奥巴马微笑着对欢呼的人群说：“谢谢”。
• But before you fire off that Will you refer me?
  不过当你发出那条你能推荐我吗？
• With this machine gun you could never fire off more than two magazines without a break.
  用这种机枪射击，你不可能一口气连射两夹子弹。
• Always the hostess is suspecting her husband have an affair with young maid, so she are looking for a chance to fire off that maid.
  不过女主人总是怀疑丈夫和年轻美貌的女佣有染，所以总是想找机会把她给赶走。
• You can have another policy that says'if you see three potential fraud events in24 hours, fire off another event '.
  你也可以有另外一个策略：“如果在24小时内，你看到了三个潜在的欺诈事件，触发另外一个事件”。
• Next, the application will fire off a background process to obtain the user's retweet data.
  此后，应用程序将启动后台过程以便获得用户的转发数据。
• You'll have an opportunity to fire off questions at the end of the lecture.
  你们将有机会在讲座结束后连续提问题。
• Fond African memories of flying helicopters over Liberia, a ship on fire off the coast of Benin, two aborted take-offs in Northern Ethiopia.
  美好的回忆飞越非洲的利比里亚，一火离贝宁海岸船，两个中止起飞埃塞俄比亚北部起飞的直升机。
• Tell the boss I'll fire off the fax.
  告诉老板我会尽快把传真发出去的。