Australian researchers are looking to Africa and the Middle East for drought- and heat-resistant crops as many grain farmers face another failed season.
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Heat-resistant
Synonyms for "heat-resistant" (1 found)
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Adjective(1 words)
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23 translations across 15 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- مَانِع لِلْحَرَارة adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Azerbaijani
1 entries- istiliyədavamlı adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 耐熱 /耐热 adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Dutch
1 entries- hittebestendig adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Finnish
1 entries- kuumankestävä adj (resistant to fire or heat)
French
1 entries- thermorésistant adj (resistant to fire or heat)
German
2 entries- hitzebeständig adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- warmfest adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Greek
1 entries- ανεξίθερμος adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Hindi
1 entries- ऊष्मारोधी adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Irish
1 entries- teasdíonach adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Italian
4 entries- anticalore adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- pirofilo adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- resistente al calore adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- termoresistente adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Japanese
1 entries- 耐熱 adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Romanian
1 entries- termorezistent adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Russian
4 entries- жаросто́йкий adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- жароупо́рный adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- жароусто́йчивый adj (resistant to fire or heat)
- теплосто́йкий adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Swedish
1 entries- värmeresistent adj (resistant to fire or heat)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
I need to buy some heat-resistant paint.
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The heat-resistant polymer has a molecular structure that is thermally stable, and stands up to long-term use at temperatures over 300 °C.
Source: wiktionary
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