1·Campaigners lit scores of bonfires in ceremonies to mark the anniversary.
参加活动的人们在仪式上点起了许多堆篝火，以庆祝这一周年纪念日。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·Had they followed their hereditary taste, the New England settlers would have illustrated all events of public importance by bonfires, banquets, pageantries, and processions.
假若新英格兰的定居者们遵依传统的趣味，他们就会用篝火、宴会、表演和游行来装点一切重大的公共事件。
3·As the first bonfires of Thanksgiving for the discovery of the plot were being lit in London, 'John Johnson' was being interrogated.
伦敦正点燃感恩节第一把篝火，庆贺发现阴谋，审讯“约翰·约翰逊”也同时进行。
4·It will continue, they say, to light bonfires that shorten its neighbours’ lives, having its cake of REDD money, even as its chainsaws eat the rainforest.
他们说，印尼人会继续点着篝火，使邻国人的短寿。 他们甚至可以一边开动链锯蚕食雨林，一边心安理得的啃着REDD援助资金这块大蛋糕。
5·Celebrants wore costumes, mostly skins and animal heads, and danced around bonfires.
参加庆典的人们穿上动物的皮毛和头颅做成的服装，围着篝火舞蹈。