摩擦でマッチに火がつくようになる。の英語

Friction causes a match to light.

You can make a fire using a match.

These matches light easily.

Damp matches won't strike.

This damp match won't light.

Tom tried lighting his cigarette with a match, but because it has gotten wet, it would not light no matter how often he tried.

the act or process of melting

to make someone dry something

Sitting close to a stove can cause a rush of the blood to the head.

Dry kindling catches easily.

the act of getting warm by standing astride fire

That would not meet the exigency.

It took a long time to put out the fire.

Fires are either due to incendiarism or accidental.

poke a fire

Put the kettle on the fire when it is kindled.

Please light a candle.

of something that is burning, the condition of having turned light brown

Wax softens in heat.

the act of getting warm by sitting astride a brazier

to get burnt by a heated object

of something, a condition of having been heated, kneaded and solidified

press and smooth with a heated iron

a weak cooking fire

A burnt child fears the fire.

A burnt child dreads fire.

to skin a flint―flay a flint

bake in a kiln so as to harden

Wax can be easily melted by heat.

The nearest to the flames is the first burned.