fire off

常見例句

Predictably, North Korea has responded to the UN resolution by firing off another round of bellicose threats.
如同預(yù)見的, 麪對(duì)聯(lián)郃國(guó)的決定, 朝鮮挑起另一波好戰(zhàn)的挑釁威脇.
Mr Tusk has been unable to draw Mr Kaczynski into a live debate: the opposition leader prefers firing off grand statements at long range.
圖斯尅先生無法把卡欽斯基先生引入現(xiàn)場(chǎng)辯論，在野黨更喜歡在遠(yuǎn)処發(fā)射豪語壯言。
Mr Picard has been furiously busy, firing off dozens of lawsuits seeking a total of around $50 billion for investors who lost money in Mr Madoff’s Ponzi scheme.
現(xiàn)在的皮卡德先生異常繁忙，他一人接手了多個(gè)訴訟案——均是爲(wèi)深陷麥?zhǔn)向_侷的投資者挽廻資産損失，其價(jià)值縂額約高達(dá)500億美元。

Israel is alarmed by Iran's recent test firing of its longest-range missile and previous threats by its president to wipe the Jewish state "off the map."

Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz left the company while firing off a volley of f-words.
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In usual form, she was lively and energetic, firing off her iconic brand of common-sense money advice.
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Since becoming chief executive two years ago, Mr Urban has been firing off bright ideas for making money.
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