FIRE STARTER - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

fire starter SUBST americ

fire starter

pastilla que facilita el encendido del fuego de leña o carbón

starter [americ ˈstɑrdər, Brit ˈstɑːtə] SUBST

1. starter CULIN:

starter

entrada f

starter

primer plato m

starter

entrante m Esp

for starters coloq

para empezar

2.1. starter DESP (official):

starter

juez mf de salida

2.2. starter DESP (competitor):

starter

participante mf

starter

competidor m / competidora f

3. starter (person):

he was a slow/late starter at school

fue de desarrollo lento/tardío en el colegio

4. starter MOTOR:

starter

motor m de arranque

5. starter:

starter, a. starter culture BIOL, CULIN

cultivo de bacterias necesario para iniciar ciertos procesos de fermentación

6. starter atrib:

starter fertilizer

fertilizante m de arranque

starter kit or pack

equipo m básico (para principiantes)

starter plant

planta f para el jardinero novato

I. fire [americ ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] SUBST

1.1. fire U:

fire

fuego m

to be on fire

estar en llamas

to be on fire

estar ardiendo

to set sth on fire or to set fire to sth

prenderle fuego a algo

to catch fire

prender fuego

to catch fire twigs:

prender

fire and brimstone

el fuego eterno

fire and brimstone

los tormentos del infierno

a fire-and-brimstone sermon

un sermón apocalíptico

to fight fire with fire

pagar con la misma moneda

to go through fire and water

hacerle frente a todo

I'd go through fire and water for her sake

por ella iría hasta el fin del mundo

to play with fire

jugar con fuego

to set the world or Brit also the Thames on fire

comerse el mundo

he hopes to set the New York art world on fire

espera revolucionar el mundo artístico neoyorquino

1.2. fire C (outdoors):

fire

hoguera f

fire

fogata f

wood/charcoal fire

fuego m de leña/carbón

1.3. fire C (in hearth):

fire

fuego m

fire

lumbre f lit

a coal/log fire

un fuego de carbón/leña

to lay/light the fire

preparar/encender el fuego

we must keep the home fires burning

tenemos que luchar por mantener la normalidad

2. fire C (accident):

fire

incendio m

there was a fire at the factory

hubo un incendio en la fábrica

the fire was quickly brought under control

lograron controlar las llamas rápidamente

as interj fire!

¡fuego!

this is a fire hazard (cause of fire)

esto podría causar un incendio

this is a fire hazard (danger in a fire)

esto sería un peligro en caso de un incendio

fire prevention

prevención f de incendios

fire protection

protección f contra incendios

fire regulations

normativa f contra incendios

3. fire C (heater):

fire Brit

estufa f

fire Brit

calentador m

4. fire U (passion):

fire

ardor m

5. fire U (of guns):

fire

fuego m

to open fire on sb/sth

abrir fuego sobre alguien/algo

to hold one's fire

hacer alto el fuego

a burst of fire

una ráfaga de disparos

to draw sb's fire

distraer la atención de alguien

to exchange fire

tirotearse

to come under fire

entrar en la línea de fuego

we were under fire

estaban disparando sobre nosotros

he is under fire from both left and right

está siendo atacado desde la derecha y desde la izquierda

he is under fire from both left and right

es el blanco de las críticas tanto de la derecha como de la izquierda

to hang fire we'd better hang fire

va a ser mejor que esperemos

we are hanging fire over our expansion plans

de momento hemos dejado en suspenso or de lado nuestros planes de expansión

II. fire [americ ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] VERBO trans

1.1. fire:

fire gun/shot/missile

disparar

fire rocket

lanzar

to fire a gun at sb

dispararle a alguien

to fire a shot at sb

dispararle un tiro a alguien

1.2. fire (direct):

to fire questions at sb

hacerle or lanzarle preguntas a alguien

2. fire (dismiss):

fire coloq

echar

fire coloq

despedir

she was fired

la echaron

she was fired

la despidieron

you're fired!

¡queda usted despedido!

3.1. fire (activate):

fire boiler/furnace

encender

3.2. fire (stimulate):

fire imagination/enthusiasm

avivar

fire passion

enardecer

fire passion

inflamar

to fire sb with enthusiasm

llenar de entusiasmo a alguien

3.3. fire (set fire to):

fire lit

prenderle fuego a

4. fire pottery:

fire

cocer

III. fire [americ ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈfʌɪə] VERBO intr

1. fire (shoot):

fire

disparar

fire

hacer fuego

to fire at sb/sth

disparar contra alguien/algo

to fire at sb/sth

dispararle a alguien/algo

to fire on sb

disparar sobre alguien

the police fired on the demonstrators

la policía disparó sobre los manifestantes

ready, aim or Brit take aim, fire!

apunten ¡fuego!

2. fire engine:

fire

encenderse

starter SUBST

1. starter AUTOMOB:

starter

arranque m

2. starter coloq CULIN:

starter

entrante m

Expressões:

for starters coloq

para empezar

I. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, americ ˈfaɪɚ] SUBST

1. fire:

fire (flames)

fuego m

fire (in fireplace)

lumbre f

fire (accidental)

incendio m

to set sth on fire

prender fuego a algo

to catch fire

encenderse

forest fire

incendio forestal

2. fire TÉC:

fire

calefacción f

fire (stove)

hornillo m

3. fire MILITAR:

to open fire on sb

abrir fuego contra alguien

to be under fire MILITAR

estar en la línea de fuego

to be under fire fig

ser criticado

4. fire (passion):

fire

pasión f

Expressões:

there's no smoke without fire prov

cuando el río suena, agua lleva prov

to go through fire and water

afrontar todos los peligros

to set the world on fire

hacerse famoso

to hang fire

suspender operaciones

to play with fire

jugar con fuego

II. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, americ ˈfaɪɚ] VERBO trans

1. fire (set fire to):

fire

encender

fire ceramics

cocer

2. fire (weapon):

fire

disparar

to fire questions at sb

bombardear a alguien con preguntas

3. fire coloq (dismiss):

fire

despedir

fire

botar lat-amer

fire

fletar Arg

4. fire (inspire):

fire

inspirar

III. fire [ˈfaɪəʳ, americ ˈfaɪɚ] VERBO intr

1. fire with gun:

fire

disparar

to fire at sb

disparar contra alguien

2. fire AUTOMOB:

fire

encenderse

starter SUBST

1. starter AUTOMOB:

starter

estárter m

2. starter coloq culin:

starter

entrante m

3. starter DESP (player at beginning):

starter

titular mf

Expressões:

for starters coloq

para empezar

I. fire [ˈfaɪr] SUBST

1. fire:

fire (flames)

fuego m

fire (in fireplace)

lumbre f

fire (accidental)

incendio m

to set sth on fire

prender fuego a algo

to catch fire

encenderse

forest fire

incendio forestal

2. fire TÉC:

fire

calefacción f

fire (stove)

hornillo m

3. fire MILITAR:

to open fire on sb

abrir fuego contra alguien

to be under fire MILITAR

estar en la línea de fuego

to be under fire fig

ser criticado

4. fire (passion):

fire

pasión f

Expressões:

there's no smoke without fire prov

cuando el río suena, agua lleva prov

to go through fire and water

afrontar todos los peligros

to set the world on fire

hacerse famoso

to hang fire

suspender operaciones

to play with fire

jugar con fuego

II. fire [ˈfaɪr] VERBO trans

1. fire (burn):

fire

encender

fire ceramics

cocer

2. fire (weapon):

fire

disparar

to fire questions at sb

bombardear a alguien con preguntas

3. fire coloq (dismiss):

fire

despedir

fire

botar lat-amer

fire

fletar Arg

4. fire (inspire):

fire

inspirar

III. fire [ˈfaɪr] VERBO intr

1. fire with gun:

fire

disparar

to fire at sb

disparar contra alguien

2. fire AUTOMOB:

fire

encenderse

Present

I	fire
you	fire
he/she/it	fires
we	fire
you	fire
they	fire

Past

I	fired
you	fired
he/she/it	fired
we	fired
you	fired
they	fired

Present Perfect

I	have	fired
you	have	fired
he/she/it	has	fired
we	have	fired
you	have	fired
they	have	fired

Past Perfect

I	had	fired
you	had	fired
he/she/it	had	fired
we	had	fired
you	had	fired
they	had	fired

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Prior to the information age, detecting hostile artillery fire required direct observation.

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Vandals set on fire the wooden body of the vehicle, which was once used as a buffet car.

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When not needed, the opening could be covered over leaving the fire to smolder gently.

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In modern times, fire-retardant black duvetyne is commonly used for curtains, for scenery, and to control light spill.

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The beginning of downsizing the fire department began in the 1950s.

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