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Meanings of blowlamp in English

Portuguese
maçarico

A burner that mixes air and gas to produce a very hot flame.

maçarico
Synonyms
Examples for "torch"
Examples for "torch"
1
Meanwhile, feelgood stories about the torch's progress thus far continue to surface.
The Guardian
2
The good news is that there is always a new torch lit.
The Rational Optimist
3
War is the torch of liberty in the hands of the people.
Arms and the Woman
4
Mr Donner refused to leave without getting his torch back, he said.
Radio NZ
5
By all means take a torch, but try not to use it.
The Guardian
1
She must have discovered a shop where they'd eliminated the blowtorch demonstration.
Pasta Imperfect
2
They were still beautiful, still fragile, but they had defied the blowtorch.
The Vital Abyss
3
It doesn't so much break the ice as blowtorch clean through it.
The Guardian
4
I had a sinking feeling, visualized a moth flapping toward a blowtorch.
John Dies at the End
5
Alternatively, run a blowtorch over the meringue until it is nicely caramelized.
Cooking for friends
Usage of blowlamp in English
1
His ears burned like someone was holding a blowlamp on them.
61 hours
2
Perhaps the biggest obstacle remains the "blowlamp" of nationalist Chinese opinion itself.
The Guardian
3
He had read a book set above the Arctic Circle where you had to thaw the engine block with blowlamps.
61 hours
Frequent collocations
Translations for blowlamp
Portuguese
maçarico
Blowlamp through the time