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How to Pronounce “sea fire” in English

/sɪːfæɪr/

sea·fire

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IPA/sɪːfæɪr/
Syllablessea·fire
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What does “sea fire” mean?

NOUN
  • Light which sometimes occurs (caused by the bioluminescence or biophosphorescence of certain organisms) and is visible in seawater on dark nights, typically a pale blue or green colour.

Example sentences

  • And when the moon goes down, lo, a wonder on the sea: the waves beat in flame upon the shore; it is fringed with phosphorescence of shifting hue, like acres of electric light. And that is […] that strange seafire we know as little as they who imagined a lake of fire and brimstone.
  • carrier a sea fire and it was it just developed through the war war is a it's a terrible thing say but it's a great advancer of technology and so you have
  • that itti will not be released during that Sea Fire during that deal okay so where does that leave you as a family because we we heard um uh just now in a

How to pronounce “sea fire

Syllables:
sea · fire
IPA:
/sɪːfæɪr/
Listen for:
the stressed syllable in the clips above — notice how surrounding sounds blend in natural speech.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you pronounce “sea fire”?

“sea fire” is pronounced /sɪːfæɪr/ (sea · fire). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “sea fire”?

“sea fire” has 2 syllables: sea · fire.

What does “sea fire” mean?

Light which sometimes occurs (caused by the bioluminescence or biophosphorescence of certain organisms) and is visible in seawater on dark nights, typically a pale blue or green colour.

How can I hear “sea fire” used in real sentences?

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