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Meanings of firework in English
Portuguese
fogo de artifício Catalan
pirotècnica (Usually plural) a device with an explosive that burns at a low rate and with colored flames; can be used to illuminate areas or send signals etc.
Usage of firework in English
1
The City of Newcastle went ahead with its firework display as planned.
2
The new sound from the firework stage was regular and not loud.
3
Based on his previous work, it'll be like watching a firework display.
4
All sorts of warning signals went up, firework flashes in her periphery.
5
Ahead of them a pink and green firework exploded in the sky.
6
Leon screamed 'yes' -and his eyes lit up like a firework.
7
Every where in land much feasting, much of firework, much of congratulating.
8
Someone higher on the moor, maybe on Morrell Tor, released a firework.
9
The firework burst inside the tree house, lighting up the surrounding yard.
10
The night's two firework shows are still scheduled for 9pm and midnight.
11
If he's listening to all that and living in a firework shop-
12
Critics often describe his films as mindless, noisy firework displays, or worse.
13
A hooded protester shoots a firework into the Defence Ministry in Rome
14
He reeled off his speech with the eclat of a wet firework.
15
Ali said she was so shocked, she bumped the firework out of position.
16
There are free firework displays from the pier on summer evenings.
About this term
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Firework through the time
Firework across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common