португальский
ponto de fulgor каталонский
punt d'inflamació The lowest temperature at which a volatile material can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.
Синонимы
Examples for "flash point"
Examples for "flash point"
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Drop boxes have become a partisan flash point in the presidential election.
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I've wondered why this task force job was such a flash point.
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Those seated close to the flash point would have felt the shock.
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International trade deals have become a flash point in the U.S. presidential race.
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We ambled along behind huge groups also seeking that flash point.
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China has long been a flashpoint for disputes over intellectual property rights.
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The scheduling of a National Front march was the most recent flashpoint.
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The first flashpoint came from Jack McMillan's sliding challenge on Glen Kamara.
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Q&A Why have universities become a flashpoint in the Hong Kong protests?
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Dom sloped his Lancer on his shoulder, waiting for the next flashpoint.
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By 2010, Acapulco had become a flashpoint for Mexico's bloody drug wars.
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Tiny islands in the South China Sea have become a potential global flashpoint.
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THE South China Sea is again a flashpoint of international tensions.
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The two countries' collaboration on nuclear power stations could be the next flashpoint.
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Kashmir was labelled the world's most dangerous nuclear flashpoint just two years ago.
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This marks the latest flashpoint in years of legal fights among King's children.
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Rioting has flared tonight in a number of flashpoint areas of north Belfast.
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The territorial dispute between Japan and China added a new flashpoint.
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Therefore they must be forcefully broken up before they reach flashpoint.
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Expensive green power was a flashpoint in last October's Ontario election.
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The flashpoint of the current debate is the border between Queensland and NSW.
