火が消えかかっています。木を加えてくれますか。の英語

The fire is going out; will you add some wood?

The fire is going out; will you add some wood?

The flame flared up when I put more logs on the fire.

Make up the fire, please. It is about to go out.

The woods were eaten (up) by the fire.

The fire went out.

Fire devoured the forest.

I set a tree on fire.

The fire is catching [kindling] at last.

The fire has burned down to ashes [coals].

The fire destroyed the whole forest.

You have let the fire go out.

The fire burned itself out.

Lightening set fire to the forest

The forest fire began to spread in all directions.

Without enough wood on the fire, the flames are already beginning to die down.

to set fire to charcoal for the purpose of burning something

The fire went out by itself.

The dry wood kindled up quickly.

of the beginning of the burning of a fire, being not yet established

The dried grass of the prairie kindled, spreading the flames for miles

The wood is green and will not light.

The electric light has superseded the oil-lamp

The electric light has taken the place of the oil-lamp

The oil-lamp has given place to the electric light.

The wood is green and will not burn―refuses to burn.

The fire burned up brightly.

ignite anew, as of something burning

The fire had everything its own way.

of a fire that was burning, to flare up again