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Definition of fire table - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
furnitureUS table with fire feature for warmth or decorative displayUS
- We gathered around the fire table on the patio.
- The fire table added ambiance to the evening gathering.
- They installed a fire table in their backyard.
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table with fire feature for warmth or decorative display
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 table
casual conversation during a meal
The table talk at dinner was lively and full of laughter..
main table at a formal event
The bride and groom sat at the top table during the reception.
the sacrament of Holy Communion
She received the Lord's table with reverence.
physical end part of a table
The vase is at the foot of the table.
position at the end of a table
He sat at the head of the table during dinner.
arrange plates and utensils for a meal
She set the table before dinner.
hit a table forcefully with one's hand
He got angry and pounded the table.
in a position directly under a table
The cat is hiding beneath the table.
the last place in a competition or league
They are currently at the bottom of the table in the league.
offer something useful or beneficial
She brings valuable experience to the table.
participate in a discussion or negotiation
Both parties need to come to the table to resolve this.
not being discussed or considered
The topic is off the table for now.
open for negotiation or discussion
The contract terms are on the table for now.
remove crumbs or debris from a table
She swept the table after dinner.
bore someone by talking too much or too long
He can talk his brother under the table.
the leading position in a competition
They are fighting to stay at the top of the table.
be allowed to join important discussions or decisions
Everyone should have a place at the table.
problem affecting everyday people
Healthcare is a major kitchen table issue for many families.
engage in unofficial work to avoid taxes
Many students work under the table during summer break.
consume more alcohol than another person can handle
He can drink anyone under the table at parties.
make someone very drunk by drinking more than them
He tried to drink under the table but failed.
have a meal as a guest at someone's home
We often eat at his table on Sundays.
win all the games in a series
The team managed to run the table and win the championship.
hit a table hard to make noise
He thumped the table to get everyone's attention.
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- French:table à feu, ...
- German:Feuertisch, ...
- Italian:tavolo con braciere, ...
- Spanish:mesa de fuego, ...
- Portuguese:mesa de fogo, ...
- Chinese:火桌, ...
- Japanese:ファイヤーテーブル, ...
- Arabic:طاوِلَة نار, ...
- Hebrew:שֻׁלְחָן אֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:огненный стол, ...
- Ukrainian:вогняний стіл, ...
- Hindi:फायर टेबल, ...
- Bengali:আগুনের টেবিল, ...
- Catalan:taula de foc, ...
- Czech:stůl s ohništěm, ...
- Danish:ildbord, ...
- Dutch:vuurtafel, ...
- Greek:τραπέζι με φωτιά, ...
- Hungarian:tűzasztal, ...
- Khmer:តុដែលមានភ្លើងសម្រាប់ផ្តល់កម្ដៅ ឬតុបតែង, ...
- Korean:화로 테이블, ...
- Persian:میز آتش, ...
- Polish:stół z paleniskiem, ...
- Portuguese (BR):mesa de fogo, ...
- Romanian:masă cu foc, ...
- Swedish:eldbord, ...
- Thai:โต๊ะไฟ, ...
- Turkish:ateşli masa, ...
- Vietnamese:bàn lửa, ...
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