burners in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for burners in the English»Spanish Dictionary

burner [Am ˈbərnər, Brit ˈbəːnə] N

1. burner (for oven):

burner

quemador m

to put sth on the back burner they put the idea on the back burner

dejaron la idea en suspenso por el momento

to put sth on the back burner they put the idea on the back burner

aparcaron la idea por el momento Spain

2. burner (Comput):

burner

quemador m

a DVD burner is fitted as standard

cuenta con un quemador de DVD integral de serie

DVD burner N

DVD burner

quemador m de DVD

pilot burner N Am

pilot burner → pilot light

See also pilot light

pilot light N

pilot light

piloto m

charcoal burner N

1. charcoal burner (person):

charcoal burner

carbonero m / carbonera f

2. charcoal burner (stove):

charcoal burner

cocina f de carbón

charcoal burner

estufa f de carbón AmC Col Mex

Bunsen burner [Am ˌbənsən ˈbərnər, Brit bʌnsn ˈbəːnə] N

Bunsen burner

mechero m Bunsen

barn burner N Am inf

1. barn burner (exciting event):

barn burner

espectáculo m emocionante

2. barn burner (in sport):

barn burner

partidazo m

back-burner VB trans Am

back-burner

dejar en suspenso

back-burner

aparcar Spain

acetylene burner N

acetylene burner

mechero m de acetileno

acetylene burner

quemador m de acetileno

CD burner N

CD burner

quemador m de CDs

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mechero Bunsen

Bunsen burner

burners in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for burners in the English»Spanish Dictionary

burner [ˈbɜ:nəʳ, Am ˈbɜ:rnɚ] N

burner

fogón m

burner TECH

quemador m

Bunsen burner [ˌbʌntsənˈbɜ:nəʳ, Am ˈbʌntsɪnˌbɜ:rnɚ] N

Bunsen burner

mechero m Bunsen

charcoal-burner N

charcoal-burner

quemador m de carbón

Translations for burners in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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mechero

burner

carbonero (-a)

charcoal burner

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Other items can include black candelabras, incense burners, candy skulls, decorative paper cutouts, oranges and other fruits in season.

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Upon hearing the news of rich silver deposits miners, traders, charcoal burners and vagabonds quickly poured into this, at that time, inhospitable area.

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You'll also find frankincense, produced in the south of the country, which you can buy with little ceramic burners: the best (and most expensive) is silvery-white; the cheapest, yellowy-brown.

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The first traffic cones were used during its construction, replacing red lantern paraffin burners.

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Even glass bead-making torches, which are essentially bunsen burners with an added air pump, can only achieve temperatures of.

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They are cheap and consumable and originally used for such mundane tasks as lighting bunsen burners.

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Several cottages were built nearby for the lime-burners, shipbuilders and blacksmiths, etc. and storage buildings.

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The mighty keepers of the flame of knowledge with their white coats and bunsen burners.

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At a science class, the bunsen burners explode and the lab catches fire.

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Commercial griddles are often required to have pilot protection (also known as flame safety) to prevent the unregulated flow of gas if the griddle pilot burners are somehow extinguished.

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