fire broke out|fire break out in English

fire started, flames erupted

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1. The fire broke out in the basement.

2. Fire broke out on the stricken ship.

3. The fire broke out in two unoccupied cabins.

4. of a four-alarm fire that broke out...

5. A fire broke out on board the vessel.

6. One car initially caught fire and a grass fire broke out shortly after.

7. A fire broke out in the main lift shaft.

8. Who was on guard the night the fire broke out?

9. We had been forewarned of the risk of fire/that fire could break out. Sentencedict.com

10. Residents were evacuated when fire broke out in a block of flats yesterday.

11. As luck would have it, there was a sudden gust when the fire broke out.

12. The Fire Department came and put out the fire.

13. In 1934, some Sea Scouts were camping on the island when a fire broke out.

14. The fire had burnt out before the fire brigade arrived.

15. He trampled out the fire.

16. Watch out for smoldering fire!

17. / ˌbɝːnd ˈaʊt / (also mainly UK burnt out) Burned out adjective (FIRE) A Burned out building or vehicle has been badly damaged by fire: After the fire the factory was completely Burned out.

18. The fire brigade should always be called out to a house fire.

19. A fire broke out in her ammunition hold and the crew were taken off by an attendant destroyer.

20. Guard against fire risk and ensure the fire is out before you leave.

21. By the time the fire - brigade arrived the fire had burnt ( itself ) out.

22. Fire experts still haven't ruled out arson.

23. The fire fanned out in all directions.

24. The fire is burning out of control.

25. This fire doesn't give out much heat.