Pronunciation: /bɔːl ʌv faɪər/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 The ball of fire in the sky is called the sun.
A2 She watched in awe as the ball of fire set behind the mountains.
B1 The firefighters worked tirelessly to put out the raging ball of fire.
B2 The explosion created a massive ball of fire that could be seen from miles away.
C1 The ball of fire streaked across the night sky, leaving a trail of sparks behind.
C2 The scientist studied the properties of the ball of fire in the laboratory to understand its composition.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The ball of fire in the sky is called the sun.
A2 The dragon breathed a ball of fire at the knight.
B1 The volcano erupted, sending a massive ball of fire into the air.
B2 The fireworks lit up the night sky with bursts of color and balls of fire.
C1 The stuntman bravely jumped through a hoop of fire, surrounded by balls of fire.
C2 The intense heat from the explosion created a ball of fire that engulfed everything in its path.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 The sun is a big ball of fire in the sky.
A2 The dragon breathed out a ball of fire during the battle.
B1 The fireworks display lit up the night sky with balls of fire.
B2 The volcano erupted, sending a massive ball of fire into the air.
C1 The explosion created a ball of fire that could be seen for miles.
C2 The comet streaked across the sky like a ball of fire, leaving a trail of light behind.
article a word that is used with a noun to specify grammatical definiteness of the noun
A1 The ball of fire in the sky is called the sun.
A2 She stared in awe at the ball of fire as it set over the horizon.
B1 The dragon breathed out a ball of fire, scorching everything in its path.
B2 The meteor streaked across the sky like a blazing ball of fire.
C1 The volcano erupted, sending a massive ball of fire and ash into the air.
C2 The rocket launched into space, leaving behind a trail of smoke and a ball of fire.
formal The sun is often described as a massive ball of fire at the center of our solar system.
informal The rocket launch looked like a huge ball of fire shooting into the sky.
slang When he hit the target, the basketball went through the hoop like a ball of fire!
figurative Her passion for music burns like a ball of fire in her soul.
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