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fire something off
phrasal verb with fireverbuk /faɪər/ us /faɪr/
(SHOT)
to fire a shot from a gun: 开枪射击
They fired off several shots to frighten us.他们开了几枪，想要吓唬我们。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Guns
blaster
cannon
cannonade
cannonball
caught in crossfire
go off
gunpoint
gunsmith
kick
machine gun
mortar
plug
pot
salvo
semiautomatic
shoot
shoot someone down
shoot up
shooter
sniper
(LETTER)
to write and send an angry letter to someone: 寄发（言辞激愤的信件）
He fired off an angry letter to the editor.他给主编写了一封言辞激愤的信。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Delivering and despatching
air bridge
air corridor
air drop
air-dash
box scheme
consign
courier
drop off
misdirect
misdirection
misroute
non-delivery
on delivery
ship
shipment
shipper
shoot
shoot something off
take delivery of something
truck
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Writing & typing
fire off something | American Dictionary
fire off something
phrasal verb with fireverbus/fɑɪər/
to write something quickly, esp. when you are angry:
He fired off an e-mail to one of his aides.
fire sth off | Business English
fire sth off
phrasal verb with fireverb[ T ]uk /faɪər/us(UKalsosack)
informal
COMMUNICATIONS
to quickly write and send a message, letter, etc.:
He can fire off an email with a question and usually get an answer within a few hours.
She fired off an angry letter to staff warning them not to "bad-mouth" colleagues.
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