Definition of firelighter in English:

firelighter

noun ˈfʌɪəlʌɪtəˈfaɪ(ə)rlaɪdər

British

A piece of flammable material used to help start a fire.
〈英〉引火物
North American term fire starter
Example sentencesExamples
- I think there are some firelighters in the shed.
- Three years ago, firelighters were stuck to the gym doors and then set on fire, resulting in their replacement with metal doors
- The firelighter pushed through their front door set fire to a curtain behind the door and the house quickly filled with smoke.
- Throw those filthy, stinking firelighters away.
- Use a domestic firelighter to get it started - don't use petrol or other flammable liquids.
- You knelt at the grate, laying sticks and firelighters and scrunched-up newspaper.
- I'll be making trips to the shop for firelighters and boxes of briquettes to set ablaze.
- On looking out the top window they saw ignited firelighters under the two back wheels of their car but luckily got to them before any major damage was caused to the vehicle.
- But during the 1940s and 50s the business grew to become a general store selling everything from sweets to string and from fountain pens to firelighters.
- The branches were deliberately broken off a five-year-old Chestnut tree and on a number of occassions fires have been lit on the roundabout using firelighters.
- The supermarkets have also agreed not to sell flour, firelighters or matches to anyone under 16 during the 10-day ban.
- I felt so ill, I felt cold and dirty and all I could smell was the firelighters I'd crushed in my hands.
- Good dry lump charcoal or quality briquettes only need small amounts of firelighter to start, and better still is rolled or crumpled newspaper lightly soaked in old, used kitchen frying oil (now that's what to do with it…).
- When his house was searched, the other items - the firelighters, that he had bought at Asda - were found and others were found under the driver's seat of his car.

Definition of firelighter in US English:

firelighter

nounˈfaɪ(ə)rlaɪdərˈfī(ə)rlīdər

British

A piece of flammable material used to help start a fire; a fire starter.
〈英〉引火物
Example sentencesExamples
- But during the 1940s and 50s the business grew to become a general store selling everything from sweets to string and from fountain pens to firelighters.
- Throw those filthy, stinking firelighters away.
- I'll be making trips to the shop for firelighters and boxes of briquettes to set ablaze.
- On looking out the top window they saw ignited firelighters under the two back wheels of their car but luckily got to them before any major damage was caused to the vehicle.
- I think there are some firelighters in the shed.
- The firelighter pushed through their front door set fire to a curtain behind the door and the house quickly filled with smoke.
- Use a domestic firelighter to get it started - don't use petrol or other flammable liquids.
- I felt so ill, I felt cold and dirty and all I could smell was the firelighters I'd crushed in my hands.
- Good dry lump charcoal or quality briquettes only need small amounts of firelighter to start, and better still is rolled or crumpled newspaper lightly soaked in old, used kitchen frying oil (now that's what to do with it…).
- You knelt at the grate, laying sticks and firelighters and scrunched-up newspaper.
- The branches were deliberately broken off a five-year-old Chestnut tree and on a number of occassions fires have been lit on the roundabout using firelighters.
- When his house was searched, the other items - the firelighters, that he had bought at Asda - were found and others were found under the driver's seat of his car.
- Three years ago, firelighters were stuck to the gym doors and then set on fire, resulting in their replacement with metal doors
- The supermarkets have also agreed not to sell flour, firelighters or matches to anyone under 16 during the 10-day ban.

单词	firelighter
释义	Definition of firelighter in English: firelighter noun ˈfʌɪəlʌɪtəˈfaɪ(ə)rlaɪdər British A piece of flammable material used to help start a fire. 〈英〉引火物 North American term fire starter Example sentencesExamples I think there are some firelighters in the shed. Three years ago, firelighters were stuck to the gym doors and then set on fire, resulting in their replacement with metal doors The firelighter pushed through their front door set fire to a curtain behind the door and the house quickly filled with smoke. Throw those filthy, stinking firelighters away. Use a domestic firelighter to get it started - don't use petrol or other flammable liquids. You knelt at the grate, laying sticks and firelighters and scrunched-up newspaper. I'll be making trips to the shop for firelighters and boxes of briquettes to set ablaze. On looking out the top window they saw ignited firelighters under the two back wheels of their car but luckily got to them before any major damage was caused to the vehicle. But during the 1940s and 50s the business grew to become a general store selling everything from sweets to string and from fountain pens to firelighters. The branches were deliberately broken off a five-year-old Chestnut tree and on a number of occassions fires have been lit on the roundabout using firelighters. The supermarkets have also agreed not to sell flour, firelighters or matches to anyone under 16 during the 10-day ban. I felt so ill, I felt cold and dirty and all I could smell was the firelighters I'd crushed in my hands. Good dry lump charcoal or quality briquettes only need small amounts of firelighter to start, and better still is rolled or crumpled newspaper lightly soaked in old, used kitchen frying oil (now that's what to do with it…). When his house was searched, the other items - the firelighters, that he had bought at Asda - were found and others were found under the driver's seat of his car. Definition of firelighter in US English: firelighter nounˈfaɪ(ə)rlaɪdərˈfī(ə)rlīdər British A piece of flammable material used to help start a fire; a fire starter. 〈英〉引火物 Example sentencesExamples But during the 1940s and 50s the business grew to become a general store selling everything from sweets to string and from fountain pens to firelighters. Throw those filthy, stinking firelighters away. I'll be making trips to the shop for firelighters and boxes of briquettes to set ablaze. On looking out the top window they saw ignited firelighters under the two back wheels of their car but luckily got to them before any major damage was caused to the vehicle. I think there are some firelighters in the shed. The firelighter pushed through their front door set fire to a curtain behind the door and the house quickly filled with smoke. Use a domestic firelighter to get it started - don't use petrol or other flammable liquids. I felt so ill, I felt cold and dirty and all I could smell was the firelighters I'd crushed in my hands. Good dry lump charcoal or quality briquettes only need small amounts of firelighter to start, and better still is rolled or crumpled newspaper lightly soaked in old, used kitchen frying oil (now that's what to do with it…). You knelt at the grate, laying sticks and firelighters and scrunched-up newspaper. The branches were deliberately broken off a five-year-old Chestnut tree and on a number of occassions fires have been lit on the roundabout using firelighters. When his house was searched, the other items - the firelighters, that he had bought at Asda - were found and others were found under the driver's seat of his car. Three years ago, firelighters were stuck to the gym doors and then set on fire, resulting in their replacement with metal doors The supermarkets have also agreed not to sell flour, firelighters or matches to anyone under 16 during the 10-day ban.
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