flame thrower

English - Turkish

Definition of flame thrower in English Turkish dictionary: (Avcılık) lav silahı; alev makinesi; (Askeri) ALEV MAKİNASI: Yangın çıkarıcı yakıt fışkırtan ve bu yakıtı ateşleyici tertibatı bulunan bir silah. Buna "flame projector"da denir; (Askeri) Alev makinası; alev püskürtücü
flame thrower (projector): (Askeri) alev makinası
flamethrower: alev makinesi
Alev makinesi taşıyan bir asker gördüm. - I saw a soldier carrying a flamethrower.
flame-thrower: ALEV MAKiNASı: Yangın çıkarıcı yakıt fışkırtan ve bu yakıtı ateşleyici tertibatı bulunan bir silah. Buna "flame projector"da denir
flame-thrower: alev makinesi

English - English

Definition of flame thrower in English English dictionary: a machine like a gun that shoots flames or burning liquid, used as a weapon or for clearing plants
flame throwers: plural form of flame thrower
flame-thrower: weapon which shoots a stream of burning fuel
flame-thrower: A flame-thrower is a gun that can send out a stream of burning liquid and that is used as a weapon or for clearing plants from an area of ground
flamethrower: A device that projects a flame for starting fires, it may also project additional fuel to help ignition. Used either as a weapon or a tool
flamethrower: Military assault weapon that projects a stream of blazing oil or gasoline against enemy positions. It consists of one or more fuel tanks, a cylinder of compressed gas to supply the propelling force, and a flexible hose with a trigger-nozzle that ignites and sprays the fuel. Portable flamethrowers are carried on the backs of ground troops; larger units may be installed on tank turrets. Modern flamethrowers, first used in combat in World War I, were used by all major powers in World War II and later wars. They are often used in areas of dense underbrush and against fortified positions at close range
flamethrower: {i} device that shoots out a burning stream of fuel (used in combat, agriculture, etc.)
flamethrower: a weapon that squirts ignited fuel for several yards

flame thrower

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flame throw·er

fleym thrōır

/ˈflām ˈᴛʜrōər/ /ˈfleɪm ˈθroʊɜr/

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