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Definition of explosion hazard - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
safetyTECH. condition or material with risk of violent sudden release of energyTECH.
- The storage room posed an explosion hazard due to leaking gas cylinders.
- Mixing these chemicals creates a serious explosion hazard.
- Improperly vented fuel tanks are an explosion hazard on the site.
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Expressions with explosion
rapid increase in available information or data
The information explosion challenges our ability to process data.
sudden loud burst of laughter
The comedian's joke caused an explosion of laughter in the audience.
rapid increase in population size
The city faced challenges due to the population explosion.
vibrant and varied mix of colors
The artist's painting was an explosion of color.
sudden and powerful impact like a nuclear blast
The news hit the community like an atomic explosion.
sudden and large increase in the cost of things
The country suffered a price explosion after the crisis.
deliberate blast set off safely, often for tactical reasons
The bomb squad performed a controlled explosion on the package.
dish made of bacon and sausage
The bacon explosion was a hit at the barbecue.
made to resist or contain an explosion
This explosion-proof container keeps chemicals safe.
sudden violent burst caused by burning or rapidly expanding gas
The gas explosion shattered windows across the entire street.
explosion from a nuclear bomb
The nuclear explosion devastated the entire city.
sudden blast from dust catching fire in air
The factory was damaged by a dust explosion.
methods used to stop explosions or lessen their harmful effects
The factory invested heavily in explosion protection for its storage tanks.
joining metals using a controlled explosion
Explosion welding is used to join dissimilar metals.
sudden violent blast happening inside an underground place where minerals are taken
Rescue teams arrived quickly after the mine explosion trapped the workers.
Expressions with hazard
risk of illness or injury at work
Exposure to chemicals is an occupational hazard for lab workers.
situation where protection from risk encourages risky behavior
Insurance can create a moral hazard for drivers.
make a guess without being sure
I decided to hazard a guess about the answer.
thing or situation that can cause injury or other physical harm
That loose railing is a serious safety hazard on the stairs.
cause danger or risk to someone or something
Smoking can be a hazard to your health.
situation that poses a risk of fire
The cluttered basement was considered a fire hazard by the inspector.
warning lights on a vehicle indicating a problem or emergency
He turned on the hazard lights when his car broke down on the highway..
flashing lights on a vehicle indicating a temporary stop or emergency
The driver turned on the hazard warning lights after the car broke down.
something that could potentially endanger a person's health
Smoking is considered a major health hazard.
body of water posing a risk or challenge
The construction site had a water hazard nearby.
offer an idea even if it might be wrong
May I hazard a suggestion for the project?
extra money for dangerous work conditions
The soldiers received hazard pay during the mission.
create a risk or danger to safety or health
The broken glass could pose a hazard to children.
device signaling danger or caution
The car's hazard warning device was activated during the breakdown.
in a situation with possible danger
He placed his fortune at hazard.
factor or condition that can cause harm to the natural environment
The factory's waste was labeled an environmental hazard by inspectors.
substance posing risk to health or environment
The lab has strict protocols to handle any chemical hazard.
careful study to find possible dangers in a place or activity
The company completed a hazard analysis before introducing the new chemical process.
risk that a person may receive harmful electrical shock
Wet floors near damaged wires create a serious shock hazard.
insurance protecting against risks like fire or theft
Hazard insurance is essential for businesses in high-risk areas.
agreement to cover potential risks
The company signed a contract of hazard for their new building.
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- French:risque d'explosion, ...
- German:Explosionsgefahr, ...
- Italian:rischio di esplosione, ...
- Spanish:riesgo de explosión, ...
- Portuguese:risco de explosão, ...
- Chinese:爆炸危险, ...
- Japanese:爆発危険性, ...
- Arabic:خَطَر الانْفِجار, ...
- Hebrew:סַכַּנַת הִתְפּוֹצְצוּת, ...
- Russian:опасность взрыва, ...
- Ukrainian:небезпека вибуху, ...
- Hindi:विस्फोट का ख़तरा, ...
- Bengali:বিস্ফোরণের ঝুঁকি, ...
- Catalan:risc d'explosió, ...
- Czech:nebezpečí výbuchu, ...
- Danish:eksplosionsfare, ...
- Dutch:explosiegevaar, ...
- Greek:κίνδυνος έκρηξης, ...
- Hungarian:robbanásveszély, ...
- Khmer:គ្រោះថ្នាក់ផ្ទុះ, ...
- Korean:폭발 위험, ...
- Persian:خطر انفجار, ...
- Polish:zagrożenie wybuchem, ...
- Portuguese (BR):risco de explosão, ...
- Romanian:pericol de explozie, ...
- Swedish:explosionsrisk, ...
- Thai:อันตรายจากการระเบิด, ...
- Turkish:patlama tehlikesi, ...
- Vietnamese:nguy cơ nổ, ...
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