Vocab Bloom Hub

line of fire

/laɪn əv ˈfaɪər/

翻译: 指处于可能受到攻击、批评或危险影响的位置或处境;最初指子弹或炮弹的飞行轨迹。

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/laɪn əv ˈfaɪər/B2informal
  • zh指处于可能受到攻击、批评或危险影响的位置或处境;最初指子弹或炮弹的飞行轨迹。

A position or situation where someone is vulnerable to criticism, blame, or danger, originally referring to the trajectory of a bullet or projectile.

  1. Direct path of a weaponB2formal

    The trajectory or direction in which a weapon is aimed or fired.

    zh火力线

    • The soldier moved out of the line of fire.
    • Stay behind cover to avoid the line of fire.
    • The sniper adjusted his position to get a clear line of fire.
  2. Position of vulnerabilityB2informal

    A situation where someone is exposed to criticism, blame, or danger.

    zh处于风口浪尖

    • The manager put himself in the line of fire by making unpopular decisions.
    • As the team leader, she was always in the line of fire when things went wrong.
    • Politicians are often in the line of fire from the media.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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