Translations for bushfire in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bush fire [Am bʊʃ ˈfaɪ(ə)r, Brit ˈbʊʃ fʌɪə], bushfire N esp Brit

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Due to the remote nature of the village bushfire assistance is limited. en.wikipedia.org

A bushfire threatened the town in 2011 and over 200 residents were evacuated. en.wikipedia.org

Bushfire prevention measures had been implemented and were credited with the protection of the telescopes. en.wikipedia.org

A sugar cane mill was built, but it was destroyed by a bushfire in 1875. en.wikipedia.org

It also has a lignotuber, from which it can resprout after bushfire. en.wikipedia.org

The bushfires claimed 12 lives, destroyed over 2,000 buildings and affected about 15,000 people, leaving 2,500 homeless. en.wikipedia.org

These clearings are typically a few hectares in area and are caused by bushfires and geological conditions. en.wikipedia.org

A bushfire alert saying the fire threatened lives and properties was issued. en.wikipedia.org

As with any bushfire, the environment will take significant time to regenerate. en.wikipedia.org

This mimics the heat of a bushfire, which is a contributing factor in germination in the wild. en.wikipedia.org

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