Feuer-

Feu|er- in cpds → fire;

Feu|er|alarm

m → fire alarm

Feu|er|an|zün|der

m → firelighter

Feu|er|ba|ke

f (Naut) → light beacon

Feu|er|ball

m → fireball

Feu|er|be|fehl

m (Mil) → order to fire

Feu|er|be|kämp|fung

f → fire-fighting

Feu|er|be|reich

m (Mil) → firing range

feu|er|be|reit

adj (Mil) Soldat, Waffe → ready to fire

feu|er|be|stän|dig

adj → fire-resistant

Feu|er|be|stat|tung

f → cremation

Feu|er|ei|fer

m → zeal; mit Feuer- spielen/diskutieren → to play/discuss with zest

Feu|er|ei|mer

m → fire bucket

Feu|er|ein|stel|lung

f → cessation of fire; (= Waffenstillstand) → ceasefire

feu|er|fest

adj → fireproof; Geschirr → heat-resistant; Feuer-er Ton → fire clay; Feuer-er Ziegel → firebrick

Feu|er|fres|ser(in)

m(f) → fire-eater

Feu|er|gar|be

f → burst of fire

Feu|er|gas|se

f → fire lane

Feu|er|ge|fahr

f → fire hazard or risk; bei Feuer- → in the event of fire

feu|er|ge|fähr|lich

adj → (highly) (in)flammable or combustible

Feu|er|ge|fähr|lich|keit

f → (in)flammability, combustibility

Feu|er|ge|fecht

nt → gun fight, shoot-out (inf)

Feu|er|geist

m (liter) → volatile young genius, fireball

Feu|er|glo|cke

f → fire bell

Feu|er|gott

m → god of fire

Feu|er|ha|ken

m → poker

Feu|er|holz

nt, no pl → firewood

Feu|er|kä|fer

m → cardinal beetle

Feu|er|kopf

m (fig geh) → hothead

Feu|er|kult

m (Rel) → fire cult

Feu|er|land

nt <-s> → Tierra del Fuego

Feu|er|län|der

m <-s, ->, Feu|er|län|de|rin

f <-, -nen> → Fuegian

Feu|er|lei|ter

f (am Haus) → fire escape; (bei Feuerwehrauto) → (fireman’s) ladder; (fahrbar) → turntable ladder

Feu|er|li|nie

f (Mil) → firing line

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Feuer-:

Feu|er|mal

nt (Med) → port-wine stain

Feu|er|meer

nt → sea of flames, blazing inferno

Feu|er|mel|der

m → fire alarm; er hat ein Gesicht wie ein Feuer-(, so schön zum Reinschlagen) (sl) → he’s got the kind of face that just makes you want to hit it

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Feu|er-:

Feu|er|ofen

m (Bibl) → fiery furnace

Feu|er|pat|sche

f → fire-beater

Feu|er|pau|se

f → break in the firing; (vereinbart) → ceasefire

feu|er|po|li|zei|lich

adj Bestimmungen → laid down by the fire authorities; Feuer-e Notrufleitungen → emergency lines to the fire station

adv Feuer- verboten → prohibited by order of the fire authorities

Feu|er|pro|be

f (Hist: = Gottesurteil) → ordeal by fire; die Feuer- bestehen (fig) → to pass the (acid) test; das war seine Feuer- (fig) → that was the acid test for him

Feu|er|qual|le

f → stinging jellyfish

Feu|er|rad

nt → fire-wheel; (= Feuerwerkskörper) → catherine (Brit) → or pin (US) → wheel

feu|er|rot

adj → fiery red; Haar auch → flaming; Kleidung, Auto → scarlet; Feuer- werden (vor Verlegenheit etc) → to turn crimson or scarlet

Feu|er|sa|la|man|der

m → fire or European salamander

Feu|er|säu|le

f (Bibl) → pillar of fire

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Feu|er-:

Feu|er|scha|den

m → fire damage no pl

Feu|er|schein

m → glow of the fire

Feu|er|schiff

nt → lightship

Feu|er|schlu|cker

m <-s, ->, Feu|er|schlu|cke|rin

f <-, -nen> → fire-eater

feu|er|schnau|bend

adj ? Feuer a

Feu|er|schnei|se

f → fire break

Feu|er|schutz

m

(= Vorbeugung) → fire prevention

(Mil: = Deckung) → covering fire

Feu|er|schutz|tür

f → fire door

Feu|er|schweif

m → fiery tail

feu|er|si|cher

adj = feuerfest

Feu|er|si|re|ne

f → fire siren

feu|er|spei|end $$?

adj attr ? Feuer a

Feu|er|sprit|ze

f → fire hose

Feu|er|stät|te

f (form)

(= Koch-, Heizstelle) → fireplace, hearth

(= Brandstelle) → scene of the fire

Feu|er|stein

m → flint

Feu|er|stel|le

f → campfire site; (= Spuren eines Feuers) → burned spot, remains pl → of a fire; (= Herd) → fireplace

Feu|er|stuhl

m (inf) → (motor)bike

Feu|er|sturm

m → fire storm

Feu|er|tau|fe

f → baptism of fire; die Feuer- bestehen/erhalten → to go through/have one’s baptism of fire

Feu|er|teu|fel

m (inf) → firebug (inf)

Feu|er|tod

m (Hist) → (death at) the stake; den Feuer- erleiden → to be burned or to die at the stake

Feu|er|trep|pe

f → fire escape

Feu|er|tür

f → fire door

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Feu|er-:

feu|er|sprü|hend $$?

adj (liter) ? Feuer a

Feu|er|stel|lung

f (Mil) → firing position

Feu|er|stoß

m → burst of fire

Feu|er|strahl

m (geh) → jet of flame or fire; (poet: = Blitz) → thunderbolt

Feu|er|über|fall

m → armed attack

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Feu|er-:

Feu|er|ver|hü|tung

f → fire prevention

Feu|er|ver|si|che|rung

f → fire insurance

feu|er|ver|zinkt

adj → (hot-dip) galvanized

Feu|er|wa|che

f → fire station

Feu|er|waf|fe

f → firearm

Feu|er|wal|ze

f → swath of fire

Feu|er|was|ser

nt, no pl (inf) → firewater (inf)

Feu|er|wech|sel

m → exchange of fire

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Feu|er-:

Feu|er|werk

nt → fireworks pl; (= Schauspiel auch) → firework display; (fig) → cavalcade

Feu|er|wer|ker

m <-s, ->, Feu|er|wer|ke|rin

f <-, -nen> → firework-maker

Feu|er|werks|kör|per

m → firework

Feu|er|zan|ge

f → fire tongs pl

Feu|er|zan|gen|bow|le

f → red wine punch (containing rum which has been set alight)

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Feu|er-:

Feu|er|zei|chen

nt

(= Signal) → beacon

(Astrol) → fire sign

Feu|er|zeug

nt pl <-zeuge> → (cigarette) lighter

Feu|er|zeug|ben|zin

nt → lighter fuel

Feu|er|zeug|gas

nt → lighter gas

Feu|er|zo|ne

f (Mil) → firing zone

Feu|er|zun|ge

f (Bibl) → tongue of flame