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Definition of spitfire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
temperamentperson with a fiery temper
- The young spitfire argued passionately at the debate.
- The spitfire stormed out of the room.
- Everyone knew her as the office spitfire.
Origin of spitfire
Middle English, spit (to eject) + fire (flame)
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- French:tête brûlée, ...
- German:Hitzkopf, ...
- Italian:persona focosa, ...
- Spanish:persona temperamental, ...
- Portuguese:pessoa de temperamento explosivo, ...
- Chinese:火爆脾气的人, ...
- Japanese:短気な人, ...
- Arabic:نَارِيُّ الطَّبْعِ, ...
- Hebrew:חַם מֶזֶג, ...
- Russian:вспыльчивый человек, ...
- Ukrainian:запальна людина, ...
- Hindi:गुस्सैल व्यक्ति, ...
Definition of Spitfire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
aircraftTECH. TM single-seat fighter plane used in World War IITECH. TM
- The Spitfire played a crucial role in the war.
- A restored Spitfire flew over the airshow.
- The museum displayed a Spitfire in its aviation section.
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single-seat fighter plane used in World War II
Origin of Spitfire
Old English, spittan (to spit) + fyr (fire)
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- French:Spitfire, ...
- German:Spitfire, ...
- Italian:Spitfire, ...
- Spanish:Spitfire, ...
- Portuguese:Spitfire, ...
- Chinese:喷火战斗机, ...
- Japanese:スピットファイア, ...
- Arabic:سبيتفاير, ...
- Hebrew:סְפִּיטְפַיֶּיר, ...
- Russian:Spitfire, ...
- Ukrainian:Spitfire, ...
- Hindi:स्पिटफायर, ...
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