fireplace
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- noun
- /ˈfaɪərˌpleɪs/
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chimenea
- I am, however, very pleased with my fireplace and I've done that today.
- a wood-burning fireplace
- a fireplace mantel
- a marble fireplace
And and the fireplace had the fireplace tools on a rack.
- And and the fireplace had the fireplace tools on a rack.
- There's some Christmas lights hanging sort of near the fireplace as you're sitting there.
- So candlelight and fireplaces and campfires are, are fine.
- So having a fireplace is like my dream.
- He really is the same guy in meetings around a fireplace with a cigar.
- She sat cross legged in front of the fireplace with books and papers piled around her.
- This is me winter cozied up by the fireplace.
Examples
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Take a look behind the fireplace.
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First things first, I turn on the fireplace because my bedroom is so cold.
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So having a fireplace is like my dream.
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We added in this fireplace and I think the fireplace looks great personally.
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Now below that is a fireplace that changes colors.
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Can you at least angle us away from the fireplace?
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Why don't you, uh, go over there by the fireplace and get warm, huh?
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Someone was sitting in front of the fireplace on the far wall, but it wasn't Luke.
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This house has three fireplaces and it's very imposing.
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I love to curl up with a good book near the fireplace on cold winter evenings.
Synonyms
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A space in a wall where you make an open fire to heat or cook in a room
A fireplace in an old house where people burn wood to warm the room
Compounds
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Etymology
Fireplace is made from fire and place, so it simply means a 'place for fire'. It names the built spot in a room or wall where people light a fire to heat the home or sit around for comfort.