A crowd gathered to see the fire.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A crowd gathered to see the fire.

A fire was seen to blaze up far away.

A big crowd of people collected to watch the festival.

We were looking at the fire burning brightly.

We sat over a fire.

the action of visiting upon a person or family who has met with disaster caused by fire in order to express one's sympathy

They huddled together around the fire.

The fire flamed bright.

The fire burned up brightly.

It was a sea of fire as far as the eye could reach―as far the eye could sweep.

They clustered around the fire.

They drew around [round] the fire.

There were a lot of people who came to the fireworks display.

The fire is catching [kindling] at last.

I found to my terror that the powder-magazine had caught fire.

The fire beamed on their faces

The fire spread in all directions.

The city was all aflame.

A pillar of fire shot up.

They were surprised to learn about the fire.

The blow made me see stars.

Fanned by the strong wind, the flames spread in all directions.

We kept the fire burning.

The blow made me see stars.

A fire broke out near by.

I didn't see the moment that the Olympic flame was ignited.

On hearing the cry of “Fire!” everybody made for the door.

in front of a good fire

The devouring element licked up the whole neighbourhood.

The fire started in the kitchen.