Usage of "pyrotechnic"

português

pirotécnico

espanhol

pirotécnico

Of or relating to the craft of making fireworks.

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craft

pirotécnico

português

fogo de artifício

catalão

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.

firework

fogo de artifício

Pyrotechnic.

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extraordinary

Uso de pyrotechnic em inglês

And yet these were the very moments that inspired his pyrotechnic displays. 
 Mr. Justice Raffles 

The box exploded at my touch in a burst of pyrotechnic hysteria. 
 Seraphina 

Colectiv Club's Facebook page said the show would feature pyrotechnic effects. 
 Reuters 

The disco is destroyed when a pyrotechnic stunt by a barman goes wrong. 
 Reuters 

For some, it's also a chance to watch the pyrotechnic eruptions. 
 Reuters 

The evening came to a close with a stunning firework and pyrotechnic display. 
 The South African 

The airship's chemiostatic batteries exploded with an impressive green pyrotechnic display. 
 The last page 

Beneath it, wreckage fell to earth in bewitchingly attractive pyrotechnic storms. 
 The Naked God 

They were usually merely pyrotechnic, and indicated rejoicing rather than death. 
 Dangerous Days 

His characteristics as a soldier were of the unassuming, sturdy, solid kind-neverpyrotechnic. 
 Slavery and Four Years of War, Vol. 1-2 / A Political History of... 

Sam raised his lance and pyrotechnic hell broke loose about the passing vessel. 
 Lord of Light 

They were treated that evening to an indescribably brilliant pyrotechnic display in the heavens. 
 Man-Size 

To rush in with something utterly brilliant and pyrotechnic was to take notable chances. 
 The Titan 

Man's mightiest pyrotechnic displays dwarfed into insignificance in the presence of these celestial visions. 
 By Canoe and Dog Train Among The Cree and Salteaux Indians 

In Paris the Eiffel Tower was illuminated in pyrotechnic splendour. 
 The Irish Times 

Miss Lowell's polyphonies have intellectual beauty, but the note is sharp, the splendors pyrotechnic. 
 Definitions: Essays in Contemporary Criticism [First Series] 