- sacred fire; (esp.) the Olympic flame
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- sacred fire
- the Olympic flame
This refers to a fire that is considered holy or significant, often symbolizing purity, continuity, and the spirit of the event it is associated with, such as the Olympic Games.
She ignited the sacred fire at the opening ceremony.
Every four years, the sacred fire is ignited in Greece and then passed to the host country.
This specific usage denotes the flame that represents the Olympic Games, symbolizing the connection and continuity of the games throughout history.
The Olympic flame plays an important role in every Olympic Games.
Athletes gather around the Olympic flame before the competition.
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shèng huǒ圣火chuán dì传递the torch relaydiǎn rán点燃shèng huǒ圣火to ignite the sacred flameshèng huǒ圣火yí shì仪式sacred fire ceremonyyíng jiē迎接shèng huǒ圣火to welcome the sacred flamechuán chéng传承shèng huǒ圣火to pass on the sacred firexiàng zhēng象征shèng huǒ圣火symbolic sacred fireshèng huǒ圣火shēng qǐ升起the sacred fire risesbǎo hù保护shèng huǒ圣火to protect the sacred flameshèng huǒ圣火rán shāo燃烧the sacred flame burnsÀo lín pǐ kè奥林匹克shèng huǒ圣火Olympic sacred firediǎn rán点燃Ào lín pǐ kè奥林匹克shèng huǒ圣火to ignite the Olympic flameshèng huǒ圣火diǎn rán点燃yí shì仪式sacred fire lighting ceremony