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单词 firestorm
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firestorm
(faɪəʳstɔːʳm ) also fire storm
Word forms: firestorms
1. countable noun
A firestorm is a fire that is burning uncontrollably, usually in a place that has been bombed.
2. countable noun
If you say that there is a firestorm of protest or criticism, you are emphasizing that there is a great deal of very fierce protest or criticism. [US, emphasis]
The speech has resulted in a firestorm of controversy.
Collocations:
firestorm of protest
But they would not have predicted the firestorm of protest that has been unleashed and that shows no sign of abating.
Times, Sunday Times
The firing set off a firestorm of protest from devoted fans.
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This touched off a firestorm of protest that continued long after the changeover was complete.
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A firestorm of protest erupted.
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ignite a firestorm
That same explosion had ignited a firestorm that enveloped the rig's derrick.
Houston Chronicle
We're wondering if the college can initiate a public conversation on the topic that ignited the firestorm, inviting people of various views to argue their case.
Christianity Today
Down in the valley, the air pressure plummets and ignites a firestorm.
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His comments ignited a firestorm of controversy.
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media firestorm
The bank was engulfed in a media firestorm in the summer of 2013, when its threadbare capital was first revealed.
Times, Sunday Times
But this time the exposure took place at the heart of a media firestorm, where it was very hard to ignore.
Times, Sunday Times
Now that would create a media firestorm.
Times, Sunday Times
These news reports touched off a media firestorm.
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When the interview was published, a media firestorm emerged, and the band found itself under intense scrutiny.
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political firestorm
I didn't anticipate the political firestorm that would break.
Times, Sunday Times
It also pitched the bank into the middle of a global political firestorm.
Times,Sunday Times
The bank was engulfed in a political firestorm in the summer of 2013 when a 1.5 billion hole in its accounts was revealed.
Times, Sunday Times
Shutting down any of its yards would start a political firestorm.
Times, Sunday Times
It ended up as a political firestorm.
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