The phrase "abandoned fire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a fire that has been left unattended or extinguished, often in a context related to safety or environmental concerns.
Example: "The park ranger discovered an abandoned fire that could have posed a serious risk to the surrounding forest."
Alternatives: "neglected fire" or "extinguished fire".
The Makani buildings, which consist of a tower, a hangar, and an abandoned fire station, sit adjacent to a vast uninhabited runway by the bay.
In an alleyway next to an abandoned fire station under the Route 9 overpass, Xaviera Simmons uses a pathway of colored stones to represent an underground stream that runs beneath the town of Peekskill to the Hudson.
A single working fireplug near Mission Dolores was discovered by a group of youths, who commandeered an abandoned fire wagon to halt the fire on 20th Street in the Mission District.
I also saw what appeared to be an abandoned fire truck with its long ladder extended up to a building with lots of damaged scaffolding near Canal St. Incredible sounds of metal twisting and being knocked around.
For more than a decade, city officials have been trying to create a retail and residential development on the 15.5-acre site to the south and east currently occupied by a few retail stores and an abandoned fire station.
Broken tents and pegs, abandoned fire pits, the signs of a camp long-since abandoned: this is the place where he once met the love of his life, now lost forever.
This implies that as the population ages, larger, more accessible and productive areas are abandoned, fire-hazard will increase closer to human settlements, increasing the wild-land urban interface and fire risk.
Some 200,000 people have returned to areas where they are an ethnic minority, although few Muslims have settled in the hostile mountains of eastern the Bosnian Serb Republic, whose lush slopes are littered with abandoned fire-bombed houses.
Fishing utensils, abandoned fires, and food stolen from inhabitants in the surrounding areas..
"We started to burn obviously abandoned fire-hazard-type cabins with the permission of the owner," it quoted one Forest Service official.
In honor of the occasion, I abandon fire in favor of ice: instead of lighting up, I drink a "special" chocolate milk my friend brews called "Dutty Water".
