firestorm in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for firestorm in the English»Spanish Dictionary

restore [Am rəˈstɔr, Brit rɪˈstɔː] VB trans

1.1. restore (reestablish, bring back):

restore order/peace

restablecer

restore confidence/health

devolver

restore links/communications

restablecer

restore monarchy/king

restaurar

restore monarchy/king

reinstaurar

good food and fresh air will restore your energy

la buena comida y el aire fresco te devolverán las energías

her sight was miraculously restored

recuperó or recobró la vista milagrosamente

to restore sb to sth to restore a country to democratic government

reinstaurar or restablecer la democracia en un país

the coup restored him to power

el golpe lo colocó nuevamente en el poder

to restore sb to health

devolverle la salud a alguien

to restore sth to life

hacer revivir algo

1.2. restore (give back) form:

restore goods/property

restituir form

restore money

restituir form

restore money

reintegrar form

to restore sth to sb

restituir(le) algo a alguien form

2. restore (repair):

restore building/painting

restaurar

to restore sth to its former glory

restituir algo a su antigua grandeza

restorer [Am rəˈstɔrər, Brit rɪˈstɔːrə] N

1. restorer C (person):

restorer

restaurador m / restauradora f

2. restorer U or C:

hair restorer

regenerador m de cabello

fireship N

fireship

brulote m

fireside chat N

fireside chat

charla f informal

fireside [Am ˈfaɪ(ə)rˌsaɪd, Brit ˈfʌɪəsʌɪd] N U

fireside

hogar m

we sat by the fireside

nos sentamos al calor del fuego

we sat by the fireside

nos sentamos junto a la chimenea or junto al hogar

attr fireside chair

sillón m

restorable [Am rəˈstɔrəb(ə)l, Brit rɪˈstɔːrəb(ə)l] ADJ

restorable

restaurable

clerestory <pl clerestories> [Am ˈklɪrˌstɔri, Brit ˈklɪəˌstɔːri] N

clerestory

triforio m

hailstorm [Am ˈheɪlˌstɔrm, Brit ˈheɪlstɔːm] N

hailstorm

granizada f

sandstorm [Am ˈsæn(d)ˌstɔrm, Brit ˈsan(d)stɔːm] N

sandstorm

tormenta f de arena

snowstorm [Am ˈsnoʊˌstɔrm, Brit ˈsnəʊstɔːm] N

snowstorm

tormenta f de nieve

snowstorm

ventisca f

snowstorm

nevazón m CSur

firestorm in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for firestorm in the English»Spanish Dictionary

restore [rɪ·ˈstɔr] VB trans

1. restore (reestablish):

restore building, painting

restaurar

restore communication, peace

reestablecer

to restore sb's sight

hacer que alguien recobre la vista

to restore sb's faith in sth

hacer que alguien recupere la fe en algo

to restore sb to health

devolver la salud a alguien

to restore sb to power

volver a colocar a alguien en el poder

2. restore form (return to owner):

restore

restituir

restorer [rɪ·ˈstɔr·ər] N

restorer

restaurador(a) m (f)

hair restorer N

hair restorer

tónico m capilar

fireside N

fireside

hogar m

rainstorm N

rainstorm

tormenta f de lluvia

sandstorm N

sandstorm

tormenta f de arena

snowstorm N

snowstorm

tormenta f de nieve

I.restock [ˌri·ˈstak] VB trans

restock

reabastecer

restock with animals, plants

repoblar

II.restock [ˌri·ˈstak] VB intr

restock

reponer existencias

stormy <-ier, -iest> [ˈstɔr·mi] ADJ

stormy weather

tormentoso, -a

stormy sea, relationship

tempestuoso, -a

stormy argument

violento, -a

ancestor [ˈæn·ses·tər] N

1. ancestor of person:

ancestor

antepasado(-a) m (f)

2. ancestor of idea, organization:

ancestor

precursor(a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If a fire intensifies enough to produce its own winds and weather, it will form into a firestorm.

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The firestorm was so devastating that it lasted only four hours but destroyed everything in its path.

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The resolution set off a firestorm of media criticism and ignited a hotly discussed national debate.

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It was published in 1932, and created a firestorm of controversy at first, then nearly universal acceptance as a work of the first rank.

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The resultant firestorm destroyed most of the city.

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There have been numerous examples where a large firestorm has been extinguished by the pyrocumulus that it created.

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Later researchers believe the use of shelters might have saved lives depending on where the firefighters were when the firestorm occurred.

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The fire quickly turned into a firestorm with vortices of flames carrying burning shingles and wood throughout the park.

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All manner of genetic contagions were released infecting the survivors of the firestorm with horrible illnesses.

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The third level fireball, known as the firestorm, is extremely powerful against single targets.

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