1.大火(灾);战火
1.a very large fire that causes a lot of damage
2.a situation in which there is a lot of violence or destruction
1.The scenery caught fire, then exploded in a conflagration that engulfed the auditorium within a minute or two.
布景着了火，大火在在一两分钟之内就吞噬了整个剧场。
2.Some commentators of a more pessimistic outlook, meanwhile, expect to see scientific progress overcome by nuclear conflagration.
而有些拥有较为悲观态度的评论者预测核战争将战胜人类科学进步。
3.Agricultural Mass Production is only the Little Spark on the hopeful field after all, and is impossible to cause conflagration.
农地“规模经营”终究是希望田野上的“星星之火”，它不可能形成“燎原”之势。
4.Obviously the 3 days between the earthquake and the end of the conflagration did not allow for adequate inspections.
显然，从地震开始至火灾熄灭为止的三天内，不允许进行充分的调查。
5.In the last days of the second moment a great war is to be concluded with judgment and a global conflagration lasting 1, 468 years.
在第二片刻的最后日子，一场世界大战最后是随着审判而来，一场全球的大火灾持续了1,468年。
6.All of this was under discussion a year ago, after Bangkok's last conflagration.
一年前，在曼谷最近的一次大火之后，所有这些都在讨论之中。
7.The fireman: Never has a spark been allowed to exist to develop into a conflagration.
火警说“永远不会让点点星火演变成大火灾”。
8.Credit default swaps are the rocket fuel that turned the subprime mortgage fire into a conflagration.
信用违约互换（CDS）是一种火箭燃料，它把次贷之火变成了一场滔天大火。
9.Cool heads and a sense of proportion can yet stop a global trade conflagration catching hold.
冷静的头脑，加上一些分寸感，也许还是能够阻止一场全球贸易战的爆发。
10.The redeployed American forces might be too small to deal with terrorism or prevent a regional conflagration.
重新布署美军在应对恐怖主义或防止地区冲突方面不会发挥任何作用。