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1 cortafuego
adj.fire-stopping, firewall, fire-limiting.m.fire wall, firebreak, fireguard, fire-break.* * *1 (en el campo) firebreak2 (en un edificio) firewall3 INFORMÁTICA firewall* * ** * ** * *(en un bosque) firebreak, fireguard, fire line; (en un edificio) fire wall* * *
cortafuego sustantivo masculino firebreak, fire line
* * *cortafuego nm, cortafuegos nm inv1. [en monte] firebreak2. [en edificio] fire wall3. Informát firewall* * *m firebreak; muro fire wall* * *cortafuego nm: firebreak -
2 cortafuegos
adj.fire-stopping, fire-limiting, firewall.m.pl.firebreaks.* * *= firewall, fire break, firebreak.Ex. A firewall is a gateway through which all connections are made and offers a solution against intruders getting into and employees sending out unauthorized information.Ex. These fire breaks are NOT hiking trails or roads.Ex. A proper firebreak greatly increases the chance of your house and surrounding structures surviving a wildfire.* * *= firewall, fire break, firebreak.Ex: A firewall is a gateway through which all connections are made and offers a solution against intruders getting into and employees sending out unauthorized information.
Ex: These fire breaks are NOT hiking trails or roads.Ex: A proper firebreak greatly increases the chance of your house and surrounding structures surviving a wildfire. -
3 guardarraya
SF* * *( Méx)(franja) boundary strip; (cortafuegos) firebreak* * *guardarraya nfMéx = boundary line between plots of farmland -
4 brasa
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5 cuerpo de bomberos
• F.D.• fire bomb• fire call• fire control• fire curtain• fire door• firebreak• firebug -
6 tizón
• bunt• firebomb• firebreak• fungus• live coal• stinking smut -
7 trozo de madera ardiente
• firebomb• firebreak• live coal• piece of burning woodDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > trozo de madera ardiente
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8 calle contrafuegos
f.fire line, firebreak.
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firebreak — noun Date: 1841 a barrier of cleared or plowed land intended to check a forest or grass fire … New Collegiate Dictionary
firebreak — /fuyeur brayk /, n. a strip of plowed or cleared land made to check the spread of a prairie or forest fire. [1890 95; FIRE + BREAK] * * * … Universalium
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