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Blueblooded65 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

The fire of fightings increased between them

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"The fire of fightings/war increased and intensified between them"
  

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blueblooded65 fire of fightings That phrase is non-native and I don't understand it quite. — The firefight increased and intensified between them.

— Mister Micawber

  • blueblooded65 fire of fightings That phrase is non-native and I don't understand it quite.
  • — The firefight increased and intensified between them.
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blueblooded65 fire of fightings
That phrase is non-native and I don't understand it quite. Is this what you mean?—

The firefight increased and intensified between them.
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I simply mean the fight and war between them increased. but i don't want to say it so simple. so i used the word "fire" as we use it in our language.
the fire of war increased between them.
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The problem with "fire" is that that's what we call gunfire, the discharge of firearms of all kinds. "Flame" is better if you want to wax poetical. The flames of war flared up between them.
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blueblooded65 the fight and war
In any case, 'fight and war' doesn't work.
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Wow! Thanks a lot. That's what I need! (The flames of war.)
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