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Definition of fireworks - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
pyrotechnicsdevices that explode to produce noise and light for entertainment
- The night sky was lit up by colorful fireworks.
2.
performanceexciting or spectacular exhibition
- The concert ended with musical fireworks.
3.
conflictUS boisterous or violent eventUS
- Their argument was full of fireworks.
4.
angerUK burst of temperUK
- He showed fireworks when he lost the game.
Images of fireworks
devices that explode to produce noise and light for entertainment
Expressions with fireworks
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ignite fireworks to create a display
We set off fireworks to celebrate the New Year.
in a manner that is bright and exciting
Her smile lit up the room like fireworks.
reach the most exciting or important part of a story
Fans can't wait to get to the fireworks factory in the new episode!
night with fireworks displays
We enjoyed the fireworks night at the park.
observe a fireworks display
We gathered at the park to watch the fireworks.
Origin of fireworks
Old English, fyr (fire) + weorc (work)
Terms with fireworks included in their meaning
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fireworks
firework that propels itself into the air
fireworks
firework that produces smoke when ignited
fireworks
firework that rises quickly and explodes in the sky
celebration
event where fireworks are lit for entertainment
fireworks
circular firework that spins and emits light
chemistry
explosive mixture used in fireworks and firearms
metal uses
light silvery-white metal used in alloys and fireworks
fireworks
related to fireworks or their creation
public show
display of fireworks
explosive craft
art and science of making fireworks
fireworks
circular firework that spins when lit
fireworks
small firework that explodes on impact
fireworks
small firework launched from a bottle
fireworks show
event where fireworks are set off for entertainment
spectacular
showy or spectacular in a manner resembling fireworks
entertainment
multi-shot fireworks assembly with several tubes
fireworks
small explosive devices used for entertainment
fireworks
firework used as a warning signal
fireworks
firework that moves in a serpentine motion
fireworks
firework that emits sparks upward
fireworks
device that produces colored flames or sparks
fireworks
related to the art of making fireworks
fireworks
event of launching rockets during a display or show
fireworks
type of firework that makes a loud screeching noise
Examples of fireworks in a sentence
Fireworks are a staple of New Year's celebrations. The debate produced verbal fireworks. Her piano solo was full of fireworks. The debate ended in fireworks. There were fireworks at the meeting over the budget cuts. There were fireworks after the heated debate.
Expect fireworks if you challenge his decision.
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- French:feux d'artifice, feu d'artifice, ...
- German:Feuerwerk, Explosionen, ...
- Italian:fuochi d'artificio, spettacolo pirotecnico, ...
- Spanish:pirotecnia, brillantez, ...
- Portuguese:fogos de artifício, altercação, ...
- Chinese:烟花, 精彩场面, ...
- Japanese:花火, 見せ場, ...
- Arabic:أَلْعَاب نَارِيَّة, أَلْعاب ناريّة, ...
- Hebrew:זִיקּוּקֵי דִּי נוּר, רַאֲוַת זִיקוּקִין, ...
- Russian:фейерверки, фейерверк, ...
- Ukrainian:феєрверки, феєрверк, ...
- Hindi:पटाखे, करतब, ...
Definition of firework - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
entertainmentdevice emitting colored flames and sounds for entertainment
- We watched the firework display on New Year's Eve.
2.
celebrationevent where fireworks are lit for entertainment
- The town hosted a firework for the festival.
3.
performanceexciting and impressive performance or writing
- The concert was a real firework of talent.
Images of firework
device emitting colored flames and sounds for entertainment
Origin of firework
Old English, fyr (fire) + weorc (work)
Examples of firework in a sentence
Children cheered as the firework exploded. The New Year's firework was spectacular and colorful. They planned a firework to celebrate the national holiday. Her novel was a firework of creativity. The play ended with a firework of emotions.
View all translations of firework
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- French:feu d'artifice, ...
- German:Feuerwerk, ...
- Italian:fuoco d'artificio, fuochi d'artificio, ...
- Spanish:fuegos artificiales, espectáculo de fuegos artificiales, ...
- Portuguese:pirotecnia, espetáculo pirotécnico, ...
- Chinese:烟花, 烟花表演, ...
- Japanese:花火, 花火大会, ...
- Arabic:أَلْعاب نارِيَّة, عَرْضُ أَلْعابٍ نارِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:זִקּוּק, מוֹפַע זִיקּוּקִים, ...
- Russian:фейерверк, праздничный салют, ...
- Ukrainian:феєрверк, ...
- Hindi:पटाखा, पटाखों का प्रदर्शन, ...
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