On the other hand, Magome is situated along slopes to the south of Kisoji, but the old houses were burnt down by a big fire twice, in 1895 and then in 1915.〔【出典】Hiragana Times, 2008年5月号◆【出版社】株式会社ヤック企画 〕"HT259044", "2421648"
致命的な大火
fatal fire
大火事
big fire
great fire
massive fire
大火事で数百フィートの炎が立ち上がった。
Massive fire sent flames hundreds of feet into the air.
大火事で焼死する
be burnt to death in a big fire
大火事を引き起こす
cause a big fire
大火事を見る
watch a big fire
大火災
catastrophic fires
conflagration
disastrous fire
great fire
a huge fire
major fire
a vast fire
大火災から生じる旋風
fire storm
大火災は1871年にその都市を破壊しました。
A huge fire devastated the city in 1871.
この石塔は1833年の大火災を耐え抜いた。
The stone tower survived a big fire in 1833.〔【出典】Catch a Wave, 2009年5月22日号◆【出版社】株式会社浜島書店 〕
その壊滅的な大火事は公共政策に影響を残しました。
The devastating fire left its mark on public policy.
Seven years after two hijacked jetliners slammed into the World Trade Center towers - triggering an inferno and structural failure that brought both skyscrapers down - many of the firefighters and medical personnel called to the smoke- and dust-filled scene were still experiencing lung ailments."VOA-T319", "2441579"
倉庫の大火災
a large warehouse fire
壊滅的な大火災
devastating blaze
小さな火の粉は、大火事の元。/小さいからといって、侮ってはいけない。
Of a small spark, a great fire.〔ことわざ〕
巨大火山
a huge volcano
最大火炎温度
maximum flame temperature
爆風で飛ばされ、顔や腕に大火傷を負いましたが、川へ飛び込み、必死で下流に向かって泳ぎ続けました。
He was tossed by the bomb blast and received great burns to his face and arms, but he dove into the river and swam downstream for his life."PA-00003", "2317018"