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firing (up) Meaning
firing (up)
to fill (someone) with energy or enthusiasm, to cause (something) to start working, to start (something) by lighting a fire
firing (up) Sentence Examples
- The engineer carefully fired up the engine before takeoff.
- As the temperature dropped, everyone huddled around the bonfire, firing it up.
- The soldiers fired up their weapons, preparing for an imminent attack.
- The barbecue master meticulously fired up the grill for the weekend festivities.
- The heavy artillery fired up, sending deafening explosions across the battlefield.
- The protesters fired up their chants, demanding change.
- The CEO fired up the team with an inspiring speech about the company's goals.
- The launchpad fired up the spacecraft, propelling it into the vastness of space.
- The team fired up their laptops, eager to begin the new project.
- The musician fired up his guitar, captivating the audience with his enchanting melodies.
FAQs About the word firing (up)
to fill (someone) with energy or enthusiasm, to cause (something) to start working, to start (something) by lighting a fire
provoking, encouraging, stirring, revving (up), stimulating, exciting, motivating, moving, driving, sparking
soothing, tranquilizing, calming, subduing, placating,tranquillizing, pacifying, appeasing,mollifying
The engineer carefully fired up the engine before takeoff.
As the temperature dropped, everyone huddled around the bonfire, firing it up.
The soldiers fired up their weapons, preparing for an imminent attack.
The barbecue master meticulously fired up the grill for the weekend festivities.
