fire (at) (Meaning)

fire (at)

to shoot when one feels one should

The firefighters relentlessly battled the raging fire at the abandoned warehouse.
The crackling fireplace provided warmth and ambiance in the cozy living room.
Firefighters were alerted to a house fire at the address provided.
The wildfires spread rapidly, threatening entire communities.
The candle burned brightly, casting a soft glow over the bedside table.
The fireworks illuminated the night sky with vibrant bursts of fire at the annual celebration.
The artillery shells exploded with deafening force, raining fire at the enemy positions.
The wildfire left a path of destruction, burning acres of forest and destroying wildlife habitats.
The embers from the campfire glowed orange, giving off a comforting warmth.
The fire at the laboratory caused extensive damage to the equipment and research materials.

to shoot when one feels one should

blow away,blast (at), snipe (at), pepper, bring down, shoot down, blaze, gun, shotgun, machine-gun

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The firefighters relentlessly battled the raging fire at the abandoned warehouse.

The crackling fireplace provided warmth and ambiance in the cozy living room.

Firefighters were alerted to a house fire at the address provided.

The wildfires spread rapidly, threatening entire communities.