Examples of using Blazes in English and their translations into Chinese
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Approximately 11,000 firefighters from 17 states and Australia helped battle the blazes.
Much of the severe heat was accompanied by brisk winds across much of Australia, which exacerbates fire risks and spreads blazes.
The south-eastern state of Victoria was the worst hit, with more than 2,000 firefighters, water-bombing aircraft and volunteers battling blazes on Sunday.
But the good news is that new technology is being developed to help authorities find the blazes and keep people safe.
Power lines are down in many burned-over areas, and the smoke and ash could irritate people's lungs for as long as the blazes keep burning.
Jesus says:‘I have cast fire upon the world, and look, I'm guarding it until it blazes.'.
It seemed odd to be speaking of the American elections while Europe was in blazes around them.
The November wildfires, combined with other blazes in the state drove total 2018 insured losses to $12.4 billion.
The blazes are also releasing the carbon stored in forests into the atmosphere, which could lead to increases in global temperature, he says.
Cultural diversity among human beings blazes an efficient and effective path to prosperity. Every people has the right to defend its distinct cultural identity and its particular characteristics.
As blazes of unprecedented size continue to rage across Australia, the full extent of the devastation is still unknown.
More recent blazes such as the 2011 Las Conchas Fire have only furthered Coop's interest in the area.
It is the fire which blazes outside your body, which is hotter than your blood.
Firefighters battling the blazes have endured extreme heat making the the fight even more dangerous.
As of the beginning of last December, New South Wales(NSW) was scorched by more than 80 blazes, half of which not under control.
The U.S. National Public Radio station reported that 4,500 firefighters are battling the blazes.
In Kyiv, the fires kept security forces and their vehicles away from the stage as police seemed unwilling to risk driving through the blazes.
The improving weather also allowed for a greater aerial assault on the flames and helped firefighters beat back the most destructive blazes.
Gabriel d'Eustachio, a bush firefighter in Australia, said in 2014 that he has witnessed a mass-movement of small invertebrates fleeing from blazes.
Cal Fire has urged Californians to be"extremely cautious" and asked that residents and visitors take measures to prevent any more blazes.