single spark

一星火花：指引发某种事件或情况的微小或不起眼的开始。
常用释义
一星火花：指引发某种事件或情况的微小或不起眼的开始。

例句

Small changes may snowball into major catastrophes. It is time we tried to put out the single spark which may start a prairie fire.

星星之火，可以燎原。我们应趁现在全球暖化火种刚开始燃烧时把握时机，合力阻延气候变化加剧。

A single spark can start a prairie fire, a tiny bit of good intention can save the world.

星星之火足以燎原，小小善愿能救世界。

A single spark from the Chinese revolution is here to bear the new drums Lane 6th was one of the cradles of the CPC.

中国革命的星星之火就是从这里开始蕴育起来的，新渔阳里6号曾是中国共产党的摇篮之一。

The saying, "A single spark can start a prairie fire" , is an apt description of how the current situation will develop.

“星火燎原”的话，正是时局发展的适当的描写。

It is a stereotype , but none the less true, that the Balkans is a powder keg needing only a single spark to explode.

巴尔干地区是个点火就爆炸的火药桶——这固然是老生常谈，但也是千真万确。

At the same time the efforts of countless people with love, like snow in a single spark, Juan-Juan sent to the affected people warm.

同时无数人的努力与爱心，仿佛风雪中的星星之火，给受灾群众送去涓涓暖流。

但回头看看突尼斯，就连该地区最富的国家现在也清楚，星星之火可以燎原。

The single spark that started the prairie fire suggests the answer.

引发燎原之火的火花暗示了答案。

As Mao Zedong famously said, "A single spark could set the prairie alight. "

毛泽东有句名言：“星星之火，可以燎原。”

A single spark can start form a prairie fire.

星星之火，上海高级口译。可能燎原。