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firing

/ˈfaɪə.rɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈfaɪə.rɪŋ/B2formalbusiness
  • ruОписывает акт увольнения кого-либо с работы.

Describes the act of dismissing someone from employment.

  1. Dismissing from employmentB1formal

    The act of terminating someone's job or employment.

    ruУвольнение

    • The company announced mass firing of employees.
    • He was shocked by the sudden firing.
    • The firing of the manager caused controversy.

    Synonymsdischargedismissallayoffredundancysackingtermination

    Antonymsrecruiting

  2. Shooting a gunB1formal

    The action of discharging a firearm or weapon.

    ruСтрельба

    • The firing of the cannon echoed through the valley.
    • Rapid firing from the machine gun was intense.
    • The soldiers practiced firing at moving targets.

    Synonymsshooting

  3. Heating in a kilnC1formaltechnical

    The process of baking or hardening materials like ceramics in high heat.

    ruОбжиг

    • The pottery requires careful firing in the kiln.
    • The firing process transforms clay into durable ceramics.
    • High-temperature firing ensures the glaze bonds properly.

    Synonymsbakingburning

Forms
  • more firing comparative form
  • most firing superlative form
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noun

/ˈfaɪə.rɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее увольнение кого-либо с работы или процесс стрельбы из оружия.

A noun referring to the act of dismissing someone from a job, or the process of shooting a weapon.

uncountable

  1. Dismissal from jobB1formal

    The act of terminating someone's employment.

    ruУвольнение

    • The firing of the manager shocked everyone.
    • Several firings occurred after the merger.
    • She feared firing after the mistake.

    Synonymsdischargedismissallayoffredundancysacksackingtermination

    Antonymsappointmentemploymentengagement

  2. Shooting weaponB1formal

    The act of discharging a firearm or shooting.

    ruСтрельба

    • The firing from the enemy position was intense.
    • Cease firing immediately!
    • The soldier practiced rapid firing.

    Synonymsdischargefiregunfireshellingshootingshot

  3. Heating in kilnC1formaltechnical

    The process of baking ceramics or bricks in a kiln to harden them.

    ruОбжиг

    • The pottery requires careful firing at high temperatures.
    • The first firing was successful.
    • Kiln firing can take several hours.

    Synonymsbakingburning

Forms
  • firings plural form
  • firings' possessive plural form
  • firing's possessive singular form
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verb

fire/faɪər/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий разрядку оружия, увольнение с работы или возбуждение сильных чувств.

A verb used to indicate the act of discharging a weapon, dismissing someone from employment, or exciting strong feelings.

  1. Dismiss from jobB1informal

    To terminate someone's employment suddenly and forcefully.

    ruУволить

    • The company fired him for stealing.
    • She was fired after missing too many deadlines.
    • The manager threatened to fire anyone who was late again.

    Synonymsaxecandischargedismissgive the sacklet gooustsackterminate

    Antonymsemployhireretain

  2. Shoot a weaponA2formal

    To discharge a gun, rifle, or other firearm.

    ruСтрелять

    • The soldier fired his rifle at the target.
    • He fired a warning shot into the air.
    • Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes.

    Synonymsblastdischargelaunchlet offopen fireshoottrigger

  3. Ignite or set alightA2formal

    To cause something to start burning.

    ruПоджечь

    • He fired up the barbecue for the party.
    • The arsonist fired the building deliberately.
    • She fired the stove with dry wood.

    Synonymsignitekindlelightset ablazespark

    Antonymsdouseextinguishquenchsmothersnuffstifle

Forms
  • fired past participle
  • fired past simple
  • firing present participle
  • fires third person singular

Phrasal variantsfire up

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