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Definition of fire code - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
safety standardsTECH. government standards for fire preventionTECH.
- Fire code requires all buildings to have fire alarms.
- The new mall complies with the latest fire code.
- Fire code mandates regular safety drills in schools.
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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.
Expressions with code
decipher or break a secret code or system
The hacker tried to crack code to access the data.
highest level of danger needing immediate action
The hospital announced a code red after the accident.
characteristic in code indicating a design problem
The code smell was obvious in the outdated function.
write code to make a computer program
I will code up a new app tonight.
unspoken rule to not disclose information
The gang members followed a strict code of silence.
understand a complex system or language
After months of study, she finally cracked the code of the ancient script.
be so large it could get its own postal code
That sandwich is so big it could have its own zip code!
number identifying a telephone region
She dialed the area code before the local number..
name used to secretly identify someone or something
The agent was known only by his code name.
system of colours used to classify information
The library uses a colour code to organize books by genre..
solve a secret message or code
The detective managed to crack a code in the letter.
series of numbers dialed before a phone number
You need the dialling code to call London from abroad.
rules about what clothes are allowed in a place
The school has a strict dress code.
hidden meaning or message within a communication
The novel contained a secret code that hinted at the treasure's location.
short reference used to look up a specific reservation or ticket
Keep your booking code handy when checking in online for the flight.
sequence of characters for secure service entry
Enter your access code to unlock the phone.
figure out the meaning of a secret message
The spy tried to break a code quickly.
set of rules for acceptable conduct
The company has a strict code of behavior for employees.
alphanumeric code for discounts in retail
Enter the coupon code at checkout to save 20%.
using symbols or signals not easily understood
The message was sent in code to avoid detection.
set of rules guiding ethical behavior
The community follows a strict moral code.
series of letters and numbers used for sorting mail
Write your postal code on the envelope.
laws that control how people use roads and vehicles
The traffic code says you must stop at red lights.
set of principles guiding moral behavior
The company follows a strict ethical code.
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- French:réglementation incendie, ...
- German:Brandschutzvorschrift, ...
- Italian:codice antincendio, ...
- Spanish:código de incendios, ...
- Portuguese:código de incêndio, ...
- Chinese:消防法规, ...
- Japanese:消防法, ...
- Arabic:قانون الحريق, ...
- Hebrew:תַּקָּן אֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:пожарный кодекс, ...
- Ukrainian:пожежний кодекс, ...
- Hindi:अग्नि सुरक्षा मानक, ...
- Bengali:অগ্নিনিরাপত্তা বিধিমালা, ...
- Catalan:normativa contra incendis, ...
- Czech:požární předpisy, ...
- Danish:brandreglement, ...
- Dutch:brandcode, ...
- Greek:κανονισμός πυρασφάλειας, ...
- Hungarian:tűzvédelmi előírás, ...
- Khmer:បទប្បញ្ញត្តិសុវត្ថិភាពអគ្គិភ័យ, ...
- Korean:화재 안전 기준, ...
- Persian:مقررات ایمنی آتشسوزی, ...
- Polish:przepisy przeciwpożarowe, ...
- Portuguese (BR):código de incêndio, ...
- Romanian:cod de incendiu, ...
- Swedish:brandskyddskod, ...
- Thai:ข้อกำหนดป้องกันอัคคีภัย, ...
- Turkish:yangın yönetmeliği, ...
- Vietnamese:quy định phòng cháy chữa cháy, ...
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