conflagration

UK:  [.kɒnflə'ɡreɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [.kɑnflə'ɡreɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：conflagrations  

n.

1.大火(灾);战火

2.焚烧

3.暴燃

1 . Some commentators of a more pessimistic outlook, meanwhile, expect to see scientific progress overcome by nuclear conflagration.
而有些拥有较为悲观态度的评论者预测核战争将战胜人类科学进步。

2 . The scenery caught fire, then exploded in a conflagration that engulfed the auditorium within a minute or two.
布景着了火，大火在在一两分钟之内就吞噬了整个剧场。

3 . Agricultural Mass Production is only the Little Spark on the hopeful field after all, and is impossible to cause conflagration.
农地“规模经营”终究是希望田野上的“星星之火”，它不可能形成“燎原”之势。

4 . In the last days of the second moment a great war is to be concluded with judgment and a global conflagration lasting 1, 468 years.
在第二片刻的最后日子，一场世界大战最后是随着审判而来，一场全球的大火灾持续了1,468年。

5 . All of this was under discussion a year ago, after Bangkok's last conflagration.
一年前，在曼谷最近的一次大火之后，所有这些都在讨论之中。