English–French dictionary

French translation of the English word fire

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EnglishFrench (translated indirectly)Esperanto
(discharge; fire off)
(discharge; dismiss; sack; oust; remove; expel; jilt; bounce; chuck; ditch; give the push; send packing; give the sack; give the boot; give the mitten)
licencier
;
renvoyer
;
suspendre
🔗 Pressman said in a statement that it is clear he was fired for testifying in the impeachment probe.
feu
(discharge; dismiss; sack; retrench; lay off)
licencier
;
renvoyer
🔗 But the reason the first lady asked for Mira to be fired was that the first lady believed she was a bully.
(shoot)
tirer
(firing; gun‐fire; shooting; fusillade)
fusillade
;
tir
🔗 North of Mariupol, and near the Russian border, the city of Kharkiv has come under heavy Russian fire.
(elate)
exalter
be on fire
(burn)
brûler
catch fire
(burn; flash on; take fire; ignite; light)
s’allumer
fire‐and‐ice plant
(vila‐vila; sticky nightshade; red buffalo‐burr; litchi tomato; morelle de Balbis)
morelle de Balbis
;
tomate litchi
sisimbrifolia solano
fire lily
(orange lily; tiger lily)
lis orangé
;
lis bulbifère
fire off
(discharge; fire)
take fire
(burn; flash on; ignite; light; catch fire)
s’allumer
(ardent; aflame; aglow; burning)
ardant
(armistice; truce)
armistice
🔗 Porošenko had said his country would not renew a cease‐fire with the separatists, vowing instead to “attack and liberate our land”.
(hearth)
cheminée
🔗 The fireplaces were cold, for one thing.
(pyracantha)
buisson ardent
pirakanto
(fire; gun‐fire; shooting; fusillade)
fusillade
;
tir
(discharge; paying off; dismissal; lay‐off; sack)
congé
🔗 But we are unable to say definitively, for now, what led to the firing of one of the most powerful figures in modern American media and politics.
gun‐fire
(firing; fire; shooting; fusillade)
fusillade
;
tir

EnglishFrench
fire‐and‐ice plant⇆ morelle de Balbis; ⇆ tomate litchi
fire lily⇆ lis bulbifère; ⇆ lis orangé
firethorn⇆ buisson ardent