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Definition of escape fire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
firefightingTECH. fire set to create a safe area from wildfireTECH.
- The crew used an escape fire to survive the wildfire.
- They quickly created an escape fire to protect the crew.
- An escape fire was necessary to control the situation.
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fire set to create a safe area from wildfire
Expressions with escape
situation where danger is barely avoided
He had a narrow escape from the burning building.
avoid criticism or blame in a difficult situation
She escaped unscathed from the scandal.
means of releasing emotional tension
Jogging serves as an escape valve for his stress..
narrowly avoid danger or trouble by chance
They had a lucky escape from the burning building.
way to get out of a difficult situation
The secret tunnel was their only avenue of escape.
get away from someone's control or physical hold
She managed to escape his clutches just in time.
come out of someone's mouth without planning
A laugh escaped her lips before she could stop it.
not be seen or noticed by someone
Her mistake escaped the teacher's notice.
stop stressful work briefly by doing relaxing activities
They escape the grind with a weekend at the lake.
leave a stressful and competitive lifestyle
He decided to escape the rat race and move to the countryside.
escape danger in an unexpected and lucky way
The hikers had a miracle escape from the avalanche.
depart secretly from a place or situation
She decided to make her escape before anyone noticed.
avoid someone's control or influence
He escaped her clutches and started a new life.
retreat from a high-profile role or career into private life
After the tour, the band chose to escape the limelight and pursue solo projects.
avoid being noticed by someone observant
He managed to escape the vigilant eye of the security guard.
very narrow escape from danger
He had a hair's breadth escape from the burning building.
get away from danger without being hurt
He escaped with his skin after the building caught fire.
leave a place to avoid danger or harm
They managed to escape from the burning building.
act of avoiding the real world
Reading books is his escape from reality.
opening or door in a vehicle or building for emergency exit
The submarine's escape hatch was clearly marked and easily accessible..
strategy for getting out of a place or situation
The prisoners devised an escape plan to break out of jail.
game where players solve puzzles to escape a room
We booked an escape room for the weekend.
path used to escape from danger
The fire escape route was clearly marked.
avoid punishment by receiving a warning instead
He escaped with a warning after the traffic stop.
Expressions with fire
burning with flames or light
The house is on fire.
start to burn or burst into flames
The dry leaves can easily catch fire.
start or energize a machine or device
He fired up the computer to begin work..
yell 'fire' to alert others to danger
He had to shout fire to evacuate the building.
begin to burn suddenly and intensely
The dry leaves can catch on fire easily.
increase the intensity of a fire by blowing air
He used a newspaper to fan the fire.
add fuel to a fire to keep it burning
He used dry wood to feed the fire.
sustain a literal fire
He added logs to keep the fire burning all night.
ignite a fire using a match or lighter
She used a match to light a fire.
stop a fire from burning
The crew put out a fire before it reached the gas station.
cause something to start burning
The vandals set fire to the abandoned building.
worsen a conflict or tense situation by making it more intense
His rude comments only add fuel to the fire during the argument.
person with a lot of energy and works hard
She is a real ball of fire at work.
be criticized or attacked
The politician came under fire for his controversial remarks.
sale of goods at very low prices
The store held a fire sale to clear inventory.
make someone keen, thrilled, and driven to act
The coach's words fired the players with enthusiasm.
make a situation worse by adding more problems
His comments only served to fuel the fire during the argument.
in a very successful or effective way
The project took off like a house on fire.
have several projects or opportunities happening at the same time
She always has several irons in the fire.
something that makes a person's anger or excitement grow stronger
Ignore his insults; every response is just fuel to his fire.
begin shooting weapons at a target
The soldiers were ordered to open fire on the enemy.
make a bad situation worse by increasing anger or trouble
His harsh comments will only pour fuel on the fire.
do something very impressive or sensational
She didn't set the world on fire with her performance.
move the burning wood or coal to make it burn better
He used a poker to stir the fire.
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- French:feu de sauvegarde, ...
- German:Schutzfeuer, ...
- Italian:fuoco di fuga, ...
- Spanish:contrafuego, ...
- Portuguese:fogo de escape, ...
- Chinese:逃生火, ...
- Japanese:避難火, ...
- Arabic:نار مضادة, ...
- Hebrew:אֵשׁ מָגֵן, ...
- Russian:выжженный пожар, ...
- Ukrainian:захисний вогонь, ...
- Hindi:रक्षा-आग, ...
- Bengali:নিরাপত্তার জন্য জ্বালানো আগুন, ...
- Catalan:foc d'escapada, ...
- Czech:ochranný oheň založený proti postupujícímu požáru, ...
- Danish:modild, ...
- Dutch:tegenvuur, ...
- Greek:αντιπυρική ζώνη, ...
- Hungarian:ellenégetés, ...
- Khmer:ភ្លើងដែលបង្កឡើងដើម្បីបង្កើតតំបន់សុវត្ថិភាពពីភ្លើងព្រៃ, ...
- Korean:대피용 소각, ...
- Persian:آتش مقابلهای, ...
- Polish:ogień osłonowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fogo de fuga, ...
- Romanian:foc de evacuare, ...
- Swedish:nödeld, ...
- Thai:ไฟหลบหนี, ...
- Turkish:karşı ateş, ...
- Vietnamese:lửa thoát hiểm, ...
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