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He who plays with fire gets burned.


Translation result
El que juega con fuego se quema. He who plays with fire gets burned.


fire sustantivo

1. The event of something burning (often destructive).

The devastating fire that swept through the city's historic district left many buildings in ruins and displaced hundreds of families. El incendio devastador que azotó el distrito histórico de la ciudad dejó muchos edificios en ruinas y desplazó a cientos de familias.

2. The act of firing weapons or artillery at an enemy.

The military unit launched a fierce fire on the enemy's position, trying to dislodge them from their entrenched location. La unidad militar lanzó un intenso fuego sobre la posición enemiga, tratando de desalojarles de su ubicación enterrada.

3. The process of combustion of inflammable materials producing heat and light and (often) smoke.

The firefighters responded quickly to the blaze, attempting to contain the fire that had engulfed the old warehouse. Los bomberos respondieron rápidamente al incendio, intentando contener el fuego que había envuelto el viejo almacén.

4. A fireplace in which a relatively small fire is burning.

The family gathered around the warm fire on the cold winter evening, roasting marshmallows and telling stories. La familia se reunió alrededor del fuego tibio en la noche de invierno fría, asando malvavísicos y contando historias.

5. Once thought to be one of four elements composing the universe (empedocles).

In ancient Greek philosophy, fire was considered one of the four fundamental elements that made up the universe, along with earth, air, and water. En filosofía griega antigua, el fuego se consideraba uno de los cuatro elementos fundamentales que componían el universo, junto con la tierra, el aire y el agua.

6. Feelings of great warmth and intensity.

The passionate debate sparked a fire within me, fueling my desire to speak out against social injustice. El intenso debate desencadenó un fuego dentro de mí, alimentando mi deseo de hacer sonar contra la injusticia social.

7. Fuel that is burning and is used as a means for cooking.

The campers gathered around the fire to roast marshmallows and tell scary stories. Los campistas se reunieron alrededor del fuego para asar mermeladas y contar historias aterradoras.

8. A severe trial.

After losing her job and struggling to make ends meet, Sarah faced a fire that tested her resilience and determination to start anew. Después de perder su trabajo y luchar para hacer frente a sus necesidades, Sarah enfrentó un fuego que la puso a prueba y determinación para empezar de nuevo.

9. Intense adverse criticism.

The harsh reviews from critics were a fire to her fragile ego, causing her to doubt her abilities as an artist. Las duras críticas de los críticos eran una llama para su ego frágil, lo que la llevó a dudar de sus habilidades como artista.