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1. (n.) conflagration
a destructive fire, usu. an extensive one.
Etymology: (1545–55; < L conflagrātiō=conflagrā(re) to burn up)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) conflagration, inferno
a very intense and uncontrolled fire
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1. (noun) conflagration
a fire extending to many objects, or over a large space; a general burning
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Sense: a great fire
Ten people perished in the conflagration.
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 Afrikaans: verwoestende brand |
 Arabic: حَريق هائِل |
 Bulgarian: голям пожар |
 Brazilian: conflagração |
 Czech: požár |
 German: die Feuersbrunst |
 Danish: storbrand |
 Greek: μεγάλη πυρκαγιά |
 Spanish: conflagración |
 Estonian: tulemöll |
 Farsi: آتش سوزی بزرگ |
 Finnish: tulipalo |
 French: incendie |
 Hebrew: שׂרֵיפָה |
 Hindi: अग्नि काण्ड |
 Croatian: veliki požar |
 Hungarian: tűzvész |
 Indonesian: kebakaran |
 Icelandic: eldsvoði |
 Italian: conflagrazione |
 Japanese: 大火災 |
 Korean: 대 화재 |
 Lithuanian: didžiulis gaisras |
 Latvian: liels ugunsgrēks |
 Malay: kebakaran besar |
 Dutch: vuurzee |
 Norwegian: storbrann |
 Polish: pożar |
 Persian: آتش سوزی بزرگ |
 Pashto: دروند اوستراور، اور چه ډي |
 Portuguese: conflagração |
 Romanian: incendiu; foc |
 Russian: большой пожар |
 Slovak: požiar |
 Slovenian: požar |
 Serbian: požar |
 Swedish: stor brand, brandkatastro |
 Thai: ไฟที่ลุกไหม้ |
 Turkish: büyük yangın |
 Taiwanese: 大火 |
 Ukrainian: велика пожежа |
 Urdu: آتش زدگی |
 Vietnamese: đám cháy lớn |
 Chinese: 大火灾 |
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