Usages of takibi
焚き火 は 暖かい。takibi ha atatakai.
The campfire is warm.
子供たち に とって、 焚き火 と カセットコンロ は 危ない。kodomotati ni totte, takibi to kasettokonro ha abunai.
For children, the campfire and cassette stove are dangerous.
野営 の 後、 焚き火 の 消火 を 確認した。yaei no ato, takibi no syouka wo kakuninsita.
After camping in the wild, I checked that the campfire was out.
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