Meanings of more flammable in anglès

There were small pops and cracklings as more flammable additives in the mixture ignited.

Worryingly, these were more flammable than the feathery tussock grasses that had previously colonized the land.

Scientists have said climate change has made California much drier, meaning trees and other plants are more flammable.

Most people support Nazarbayev and many adore him, grateful for stability relative to their poorer, more flammable neighbours.

Most people support Nazarbayev and many adore him, grateful for stability relative to their poorer, more flammable neighbors.

Experts say droughts and climate change from fossil fuels have made poorly managed forests much more flammable, leading to extreme fire activity.

At least three of those involved oil from the Bakken, which is much lighter and therefore more flammable than most other varieties.

The U.S. Department of Transportation warned a few months ago that Bakken oil could be more flammable than other types of crude.

Now British researchers have found the aluminium composite panel cladding on Grenfell was 50 times more flammable than the least flammable panels.

Daimler late last year recalled all Mercedes-Benz cars worldwide that used 1234yf, saying that crash simulations showed it was more flammable than first believed.

The Department of Conservation (DOC) said, fortunately, it had not yet crossed into the park where there were heavier and more flammable fuels.

The initial test on the cladding tiles also failed the safety tests." She added that the insulation proved " more flammable than the cladding".

The incidents "indicate that the type of crude being transported from the Bakken region may be more flammable than traditional heavy crude oil," the U.S.

More flammables were thrown at the mausoleum, to similar non-effect.