adj.易燃的，可燃的
n.可燃物

The wood is highly combustible, so it needs to be stored away from open flames.
木头非常易燃，所以必须远离明火存放。
Methane, a combustible gas, is often used as fuel in power plants.
甲烷，一种可燃气体，常被用作发电厂的燃料。
The fireworks display contained many combustible materials that needed to be handled with care.
烟火表演包含了许多易燃材料，需要小心处理。
The house was completely destroyed by the rapid spread of the combustible liquid on the floor.
房子被地板上快速蔓延的易燃液体完全摧毁了。
The plumber warned us not to use flammable cleaning products near the gas stove, as they could ignite if there was a leak.
水管工提醒我们在燃气灶附近不要使用易燃清洁剂，以防泄漏引发火灾。
A spark from the cigarette ignited the pile of dry leaves, making them instantly combustible.
香烟上的火花点燃了那堆干叶子，使其瞬间变得易燃。
The combustible materials in the chemistry lab were stored in a special fireproof cabinet for safety.
化学实验室里的易燃物品储存在防火柜中以确保安全。
The firefighter used a water hose to extinguish the small combustible fire that had started in the kitchen.
消防员用水管扑灭了厨房里开始的小火，因为它是易燃的。
The cook carefully monitored the oil temperature to prevent the food from becoming too combustible when frying.
厨师密切关注油温，以防食物在炸制时过于易燃。
The electrician made sure all wires were properly insulated to avoid any accidental combustible situations.
电工确保所有电线都正确绝缘，以防止意外的易燃情况发生。