embers

英 [ˈɛmbəz]

美 [ˈɛmbərz]

n. 余火未尽的木块(或煤块)
ember的复数

柯林斯词典

余火;余烬
Theembersof a fire are small pieces of wood or coal that remain and glow with heat after the fire has finished burning.

Some embers of my love their fire retain;
我爱情的烈火还存留有一点余烬；
And her teeth chattered as she shrunk closer to the almost extinguished embers.
她向那几乎灭了的灰烬那边移近些，缩成一团，牙齿直打颤。
Moscow could stoke the embers of crisis.
莫斯科能够使危机的余火重新烧旺。
Better to feed the embers first with kindling and small branches until the fire is roaring again.
最好首先用引火柴和小枝子来给余烬加料，直到火再次燃烧起来。
The ceremony of walking barefoot over hot stones or a bed of embers.
一种宗教仪式，要求赤足通过火、燃烧的热床或热石。
The embers were still incandescent although the flames had disappeared.
尽管火焰已灭，余烬仍然炽热。
And in the embers of a wood-burning stove, he sees a power plant of the future.
在一个燃烧木材的火炉的炉灰中，他看到了未来的能源工厂。
Devotees walk barefoot across red-hot embers in an annual festival.
在一个常年的节日里，信徒赤足走过烧得火红的炭上。
There is no memory of the wind scattered embers.
是没有被风吹散的记忆余烬。
The glow, which they had just before beheld burning on his cheek, was extinguished, like a flame that sinks down hopelessly among the late decaying embers.
人们刚才看到的在他面颊上烧灼的红光已经黯淡，犹如在余烬中无可奈何地熄灭的火焰。