pyrotechnical in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for pyrotechnical in the English»Italian Dictionary

pyrotechnic [Brit ˌpʌɪrə(ʊ)ˈtɛknɪk, Am ˌpaɪrəˈtɛknɪk], pyrotechnical [ˌpaɪrəˈteknɪkl] ADJ

pyrotechnic

pirotecnico

pyrotechnic display

spettacolo pirotecnico

Translations for pyrotechnical in the Italian»English Dictionary

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pirotecnico

pyrotechnic(al)

spettacolo pirotecnico

fireworks display, pyrotechnic(al) display, pyrotechnics

pyrotechnical in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pyrotechnical in the Italian»English Dictionary

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pirotecnico (-a) (arte)

pyrotechnical

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Each summer, several pyrotechnical companies from different countries present a 30-minute long pyromusical show.

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Like all the best pyrotechnical displays, the final effect is simultaneously incendiary and incandescent.

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Numerous memoirs attest to an intensity of raillery that was by turns intellectually pyrotechnical and frankly puerile.

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Many among the hip young crowd whooped and cheered, thinking it must be some zany pyrotechnical prank.

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Although he delighted in pyrotechnical accounts of unfashionable 19th-century showpieces, he brought finely-wrought powers of interpretation to his playing as well as a faultless, note-perfect technique.

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One source gives the reason due to concerns about servicing the pyrotechnical components of the system, while another says this was done to save cost and weight.

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The song's live performance is seldom accompanied by lasers, pyrotechnical effects and film screens.

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When the sparks come, they're less pyrotechnical than one might have hoped.

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Officers only found pyrotechnical products in the apartment and the man was still being questioned, he said.

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Do you remember the good old days when firework displays were so much more rubbishy than the pyrotechnical extravaganzas we have to endure today?

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