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(to (cause to) catch fire: Petrol is easily ignited.) encender, prender fuego- ignitiontr[ɪg'naɪt]1 encender, prender fuego1 encenderse, prender: prenderle fuego a, encenderignite vi: prender, encendersev.• encender v.ɪg'naɪt
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transitive verb prenderle fuego a, inflamar (frml)
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vi \<\<fuel/paper\>\> prenderse fuego, inflamarse (frml)[ɪɡ'naɪt]1.VT encender, prender fuego a (LAm)2.VI encenderse, prender (LAm)* * *[ɪg'naɪt]
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ignite [ɪgˈnaɪt]a. ( = set fire to) mettre le feu àb. [passions, interest] susciter ; [conflict, controversy] déclenchera. ( = catch fire) prendre feub. [conflict, controversy] se déclencher* * *[ɪg'naɪt] 1.transitive verb faire exploser [fuel]; enflammer [material]2.intransitive verb [petrol, gas] s'enflammer; [rubbish, timber] prendre feu -
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ignite [ɪg'naɪt](set fire to) mettre le feu à, enflammer; (light) allumer; figurative (situation, conflict) enflammer(catch fire) prendre feu, s'enflammer; (be lit) s'allumer; figurative (situation, conflict) s'enflammer -
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(to (cause to) catch fire: Petrol is easily ignited.) vneti (se)- ignition* * *[ignáit]transitive verb & intransitive verbzažgati (se), vžgati (se), vneti (se); chemistry segrevati, žariti -
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(to (cause to) catch fire: Petrol is easily ignited.) incendiar- ignition* * *ig.nite[ign'ait] vt+vi 1 acender, pôr fogo. 2 inflamar-se, incendiar-se, pegar fogo. -
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(to (cause to) catch fire: Petrol is easily ignited.) aizdedzināt; aizdegties- ignition* * *aizdedzināt; uzliesmot, aizdegties; nokaitēt, sakarsēt -
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(to (cause to) catch fire: Petrol is easily ignited.) zapálit- ignition* * *• zapálit• zažehnout -
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verb1) зажигать2) загораться, воспламеняться3) раскалять до свечения4) прокаливатьSyn:kindle* * *(v) зажечь; зажигать* * *воспламенять, зажигать; раскалять* * *[ig·nite || ɪg'naɪt] v. зажигать, воспламенять, прокаливать* * *воспламенятьсязагоратьсязажигатьпрокаливать* * *1) а) воспламенять б) раскаляться в) прокаливать 2) перен. разжигать -
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verbതീപിടിപ്പിക്കുക, തപിപ്പിക്കുക -
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1. transitive verbanzünden; entzünden (geh.)2. intransitive verb* * *- academic.ru/36726/ignition">ignition* * *ig·nite[ɪgˈnaɪt]that murder was the spark which \ignited the explosion of rioting dieser Mord war der Funke ins Pulverfass, der die Krawalle erst richtig anfachte* * *[Ig'naɪt]1. vtentzünden, anzünden; (AUT) zünden; (fig) passions, interest erwecken2. visich entzünden, Feuer fangen; (AUT) zünden* * *ignite [ıɡˈnaıt]A v/t1. an-, entzünden2. AUTO, TECH zünden3. CHEM bis zur Verbrennung erhitzen4. fig entzünden, -flammenB v/i1. sich entzünden, Feuer fangen2. AUTO, TECH zünden* * *1. transitive verbanzünden; entzünden (geh.)2. intransitive verb* * *v.entzünden v.zünden v. -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] ignite[Swahili Word] -simbu[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] ignite (a fire)[Swahili Word] -sumba[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------
См. также в других словарях:
ignite — ► VERB 1) catch fire or set on fire. 2) provoke or inflame (an emotion or situation). ORIGIN Latin ignire, from ignis fire … English terms dictionary
ignite — verb ADVERB ▪ spontaneously ▪ The burning foam generates such heat that other items ignite spontaneously. ▪ instantly, suddenly ▪ easily ▪ an explosi … Collocations dictionary
ignite — verb (ignited; igniting) Etymology: Latin ignitus, past participle of ignire to ignite, from ignis Date: 1666 transitive verb 1. to subject to fire or intense heat; especially to render luminous by heat 2. a. to set afire; also … New Collegiate Dictionary
ignite — verb 1 (I, T) formal to start burning or to make something start burning: The fuel is ignited by a high voltage spark. 2 ignite controversy/resentment etc to make people suddenly feel very angry or upset about something … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
ignite — verb 1) he escaped moments before the gas ignited Syn: catch fire, burst into flames, combust; be set off, explode Ant: go out 2) his cigarette ignited the blanket Syn: light, set fire to … Thesaurus of popular words
ignite — verb a) to set fire to (something), to light (something) b) to spark off (something), to enthuse See Also: ignition … Wiktionary
ignite — verb 1) moments before the petrol ignited Syn: catch fire, burst into flames, explode 2) a cigarette ignited the fumes Syn: light, set fire to, set alight, kindle • Ant: go out … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
ignite — UK [ɪɡˈnaɪt] / US verb Word forms ignite : present tense I/you/we/they ignite he/she/it ignites present participle igniting past tense ignited past participle ignited 1) a) [transitive] formal to make something start to burn The fire was ignited… … English dictionary
ignite — ig|nite [ ıg naıt ] verb 1. ) transitive FORMAL to make something start to burn: The fire was ignited by a spark from an electrical fault. a ) intransitive to start to burn: In the end, the rocket s engines failed to ignite. 2. ) transitive to… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ignite — [[t]ɪgna͟ɪt[/t]] ignites, igniting, ignited 1) V ERG When you ignite something or when it ignites, it starts burning or explodes. [V n] The bombs ignited a fire which destroyed some 60 houses... The blasts were caused by pockets of methane gas… … English dictionary
ignite — [17] The Latin word for ‘fire’ was ignis (it has been traced back to a prehistoric Indo European *egni or *ogni , which also produced Sanskrit agni and Lithuanian ugnìs ‘fire’). From it were derived the verb ignīre ‘set light to’, source of… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
