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

• 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。
• They will fire off a signal flare.
  他们将发射一发信号弹。
• At Impact, a new product called WebSphere Business Events, which allows business owners to define patterns and filters and fire off new processes as a result.
  在Impact上，IBM展示了一款名为WebSphereBusinessEvents的新产品，它可以让业务所有人定义模式和过滤器，结果会激活一个新过程。
• Steve gave an example of if a change of address+ change of pin+ large withdrawal on an account occurs, fire off a potential fraud event.
  Steve给出了一个例子：如果在一个账户上发生了地址改变+PIN改变+大量取款，那就触发一个潜在的欺诈事件。
• 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。
• When a fault occurs at a WSDL port, it may fire off a fault message.
  当一个错误在WSDL端口发生时，它可能会发出一个错误信息。
• 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。
• 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。
• "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”。
• Even when a new century begins it is only we mortals who ring bells and fire off pistols.
  即使是新的世纪降临，也只是我们这些凡人在猛敲钟、乱开枪一通。