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1. (adj.) flammable
easily set on fire; combustible.
Etymology: (1805–15; < L flammā(re) to set on fire + -ble)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) flammable, inflammable
easily ignited
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1. (adjective) flammable
that can burn easily
highly flammable liquids
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| Definition of 'flammable' |
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1. (adj) flammable
inflammable
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Sense: able or likely to burn
flammable material.
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 Afrikaans: vlambaar |
 Arabic: قابِل للإلْتِهاب، سريع ال |
 Bulgarian: запалим |
 Brazilian: inflamável |
 Czech: hořlavý |
 German: brennbar |
 Danish: brandbar |
 Greek: εύφλεκτος |
 Spanish: inflamable |
 Estonian: kergestisüttiv |
 Farsi: اشتعال پذیر |
 Finnish: tulenarka |
 French: inflammable |
 Hebrew: דָלִיק |
 Hindi: ज्वलनशील |
 Croatian: zapaljiv |
 Hungarian: gyúlékony |
 Indonesian: mudah terbakar |
 Icelandic: eldfimur |
 Italian: infiammabile |
 Japanese: 燃えやすい |
 Korean: 가연성의 |
 Lithuanian: degus |
 Latvian: viegli uzliesmojošs; ugun |
 Malay: mudah terbakar |
 Dutch: brandbaar |
 Norwegian: brennbar |
 Polish: łatwopalny |
 Persian: اشتعال پذیر |
 Pashto: سوځول: سو ځېدل: اور ورته |
 Portuguese: inflamável |
 Romanian: inflamabil |
 Russian: горючий |
 Slovak: horľavý |
 Slovenian: vnetljiv |
 Serbian: zapaljiv |
 Swedish: brännbar, lättantändlig |
 Thai: ซึ่งไวไฟ |
 Turkish: yanıcı, kolay tutuşur |
 Taiwanese: 易燃的 |
 Ukrainian: вогненебезпечний, легкоза |
 Urdu: آتشگیر |
 Vietnamese: bén lửa; dễ cháy |
 Chinese: 易燃的 |
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