Sommario
fire {sostantivo}
chama · fogo · incêndio · tiro · furor · lume · fogueira
to fire {verbo}
animar · atirar · despedir · disparar · incendiar · queimar · excitar · demitir · inflamar
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Traduzione inglese-portoghese per "fire"
"fire" traduzione portoghese
fire {sostantivo}
What happens when you have your wok cut in half is the oil goes down into the fire and whoosh!
In actual fact, the same applies to fire retardants.
But they also have an extremely useful and important role in that they save lives in their role as fire-retardants.
As alternative flame retardants are available, fire and environmental risks will not increase as a result of this ban.
I should also like to thank Mr Spencer, who has, after all, kept the home fires burning for many years.
You don't really wanna walk around on fire for the rest of your life, do you?
Sometimes people get killed, and sometimes people set themselves on fire to protest.
So wherever the fire is eating the paper, that's what becomes the work detail.
Fires are fought in the winter by preparing forests so that they do not catch fire.
There was not a fire on that particular occasion, but we were not to know that.
The explosion and fire which followed it led to the deaths of seven workers.
Those were just the 30 direct deaths at the time the fire was extinguished.
Fight the fire in the winter and not in the summer, when it is already raging.
Will the Commission make a statement on the fire in the Channel Tunnel?
You have to think of it as a practice exercise for firefighters, a call-out without a fire.
Fire a warning shot into his bulbous ass.
Now, no-one dares to fire a shot.
The government will fall without firing one goddamn shot.
She marched into the oil field reserves, surrounded it, without firing a shot, and secured it and held it.
I believe that, with this report, we have fired the starting signal for the enhancement of food safety in the European Union.
A man, an old man, fell asleep, and his quilt dropped in a pan of fire that kept him warm.
To use an image, there is still fire smouldering under the ashes!
They are the oil on the fire which will further escalate the spiral of violence.
You put it on a cooking fire.
So it is extraordinarily important for us not to throw oil on the fire.
I therefore call on the Council to stop adding fuel to the fire.
Otherwise arguments of double standards will only add fuel to the fire.
to add fuel to the fire
Perhaps some people would have preferred to widen the gap, to add more fuel to the fire?
to fire {verbo}
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to encourage, to liven up, to animate, to inspirit)
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to hurl, to throw, to shoot, to shot)
Just imagine that police officers have even dared to fire real bullets at asylum seekers!
In action games, use Quick Turn to spin your character to fire or move in the opposite direction.
In action games, use Quick Turn to spin your character to ~~~ fire or move in the opposite direction.
C'mon, fire! (Machine gun fire) Keep shoot 'n.
The soldiers, maintaining the firing position, forced us to retreat.
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to dismiss, to sack, to turn off, to discard)
And her recommendation is take this opportunity to fire everyone, start all over again.
(Applause) And in the first year, I had to fire half of the men.
What it can do is hire and fire the bosses.
Normally in Denmark we would say to people who made such a fool of themselves, as in this case, that one was forced to fire them.
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to shoot, to skyrocket, to go off, to shot)
The one below likes to fire whenever there's a wall close by to the south.
The Council had reconsidered your proposal fire the Zeus cannon.
Now both of these kinds of cells can make the place cells fire.
Continue to fire until the invaders have been destroyed.
So the one on the top likes to fire sort of midway between the walls of the box that their rat's in.
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to set fire to, to inflame, to set on fire, to set ablaze)
to set fire to
to set on fire
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to burn, to burn up, to char, to sear)
When I took it on, I knew that this would be a report not only making smoke, like some of the speeches made here, but also made of fire...
The population has no firewood and uses the heat of this lava stream for their cooking fires.
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to excite, to arouse, to wind up)
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to dismiss, to terminate, to lay off)
We cannot fire the whole Commission.
to fire [fired|fired] {v.} (anche: to set fire to, to inflame, to blaze)
I do not want to throw coals on the fire, but of course the committee has to assess the facts.
to set fire to