Fuse
//fjuːz//
Translations of "fuse" (56 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | smeltdraad(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Arabic | فَتِيل(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), مصهر(device preventing overload of a circuit), مُنْصَهِرَة(device preventing overload of a circuit) | fatīl, miṣhar, munṣahira | |
| Aragonese | mecha(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | — | |
| Armenian | պատրույգ(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | patruyg | |
| Azerbaijani | fitil(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), piltə(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | — | |
| Bashkir | филтә(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | filtə | |
| Basque | fusible(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Bulgarian | бушо́н(device preventing overload of a circuit), запа́лка(detonator), фити́л(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), стапям(transitive: to melt together), топя се(intransitive: to melt together) | bušón, zapálka, fitíl, stapjam, topja se | |
| Catalan | corda(tendency to lose one's temper), espoleta(detonator), fusible(device preventing overload of a circuit), metxa(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fondre(transitive: to melt together), fondre(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Chinese | 軟線 /软线(device preventing overload of a circuit) | zh-min-nan | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 保險絲 /保险丝(device preventing overload of a circuit), 灰士(device preventing overload of a circuit), 灰屎(device preventing overload of a circuit) | bou² him² si¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 保險絲 /保险丝(device preventing overload of a circuit), 信管(detonator), 導火索 /导火索(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), 導火線 /导火线(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), 引信(detonator), 引火線 /引火线(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), 引線 /引线(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), 混合(transitive: to melt together), 混合(intransitive: to melt together), 熔化(transitive: to melt together), 熔化(intransitive: to melt together), 裝引信 /装引信(transitive: to furnish with a fuse) | bǎoxiǎnsī, xìnguǎn, dǎohuǒsuǒ, dǎohuǒxiàn, yǐnxìn, yǐnhuǒxiàn, yǐnxiàn, hùnhé, hùnhé, rónghuà, rónghuà, zhuāng xìnguǎn | |
| Czech | doutnák(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), doutnák(detonator), pojistka(device preventing overload of a circuit), rozbuška(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), rozbuška(detonator) | — | |
| Danish | lunte(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), sikring(device preventing overload of a circuit), tændrør(detonator) | — | |
| Dutch | lont(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), lont(detonator), zekering(device preventing overload of a circuit), samensmelten(intransitive: to melt together), smelten(transitive: to furnish with a fuse), versmelten(transitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Esperanto | brulŝnuro(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fandaĵo(device preventing overload of a circuit), fandogardilo(device preventing overload of a circuit), meĉo(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | — | |
| Estonian | sütik(detonator) | — | |
| Faroese | fjús(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), krúttráður(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), sikring(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Finnish | pinna(tendency to lose one's temper), sulake(device preventing overload of a circuit), sytytin(detonator), sytytyslanka(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), varoke(device preventing overload of a circuit), sulauttaa(transitive: to melt together), sulautua(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| French | cordeau(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), détonateur(detonator), fusible(device preventing overload of a circuit), mèche(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), plomb(tendency to lose one's temper), plomb(device preventing overload of a circuit), fondre(transitive: to melt together), fusionner(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| German | Sicherung(device preventing overload of a circuit), Zünder(detonator), Zündschnur(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), absichern(transitive: to furnish with a fuse), verschmelzen(transitive: to melt together), verschmelzen(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Greek | εμπύρευμα(detonator), θρυαλλίδα(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), θρυαλλίδα(detonator), τηκτασφάλεια(device preventing overload of a circuit), φιτίλι(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), λιώνω(transitive: to melt together), τήκομαι(intransitive: to melt together), τήκω(transitive: to melt together) | empýrevma, thryallída, thryallída, tiktasfáleia, fitíli, lióno, tíkomai, tíko | |
| Hebrew | הִתְמַזֵּג(intransitive: to melt together), מִזֵּג(transitive: to melt together) | hitmazzég, mizzég | |
| Hungarian | biztosíték(device preventing overload of a circuit), gyutacs(detonator), gyújtózsinór(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), hirtelen harag(tendency to lose one's temper), kanóc(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), könnyen begurul(tendency to lose one's temper), könnyen dühbe gurul(tendency to lose one's temper), olvadóbiztosító(device preventing overload of a circuit), türelmetlenség(tendency to lose one's temper) | — | |
| Icelandic | kveikiþráður(detonator) | — | |
| Ido | fuzeblo(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Indonesian | pengaman lebur(device preventing overload of a circuit), sekring(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Irish | aidhnín(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), aidhnín(detonator), fiús(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fiús(detonator), fiús(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Italian | detonatore(detonator), fusibile(device preventing overload of a circuit), innesco(detonator), miccia(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), miccia(detonator), fondere(transitive: to melt together), fondersi(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Japanese | ヒューズ(device preventing overload of a circuit), 信管(detonator), 導火線(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | hyūzu, shinkan, dōkasen | |
| Korean | 도화선(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), 신관(detonator), 퓨즈(device preventing overload of a circuit) | dohwaseon, sin'gwan, pyujeu | |
| Latvian | drošinātājs(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Lithuanian | saugiklis(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Macedonian | фитил(detonator) | fitil | |
| Malay | fius(detonator), fius(device preventing overload of a circuit), sumbu(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | — | |
| Manx | co-lheie(transitive: to melt together), co-lheie(intransitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Māori | katiara(device preventing overload of a circuit), waea katiara(device preventing overload of a circuit), wiki(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), wiki(detonator) | — | |
| Norwegian | fenghette(detonator), lunte(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), tennsats(detonator) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | sikring(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | sikring(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Occitan | detonador(detonator), detonator(detonator), meca(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | فتیل(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | fitil | |
| Persian | فیوز(device preventing overload of a circuit) | fyuz | |
| Polish | bezpiecznik(detonator), bezpiecznik(device preventing overload of a circuit), lont(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), zapalnik(detonator), połączyć(transitive: to melt together), stopić(transitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Portuguese | fusível(device preventing overload of a circuit), pavio(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), pavio(detonator), rastilho(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fundir(transitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Russian | детона́тор(detonator), запа́л(detonator), огнепрово́дный шнур(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), пла́вкий предохрани́тель(device preventing overload of a circuit), про́бка(device preventing overload of a circuit), фити́ль(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), сли́ться(intransitive: to melt together), слива́ться(intransitive: to melt together), сплавля́ть(transitive: to melt together), сплавля́ться(intransitive: to melt together) | detonátor, zapál, ogneprovódnyj šnur, plávkij predoxranítelʹ, próbka, fitílʹ, slítʹsja, slivátʹsja, splavljátʹ, splavljátʹsja | |
| Serbo-Croatian | fìtīlj(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), osigùrāč(device preventing overload of a circuit), upàljāč(detonator) | — | |
| Slovak | poistka(device preventing overload of a circuit), poistky(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Sotho | fiyusi(device preventing overload of a circuit), lethose(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — | |
| Spanish | espiga(detonator), espoleta(detonator), fius(device preventing overload of a circuit), fusible(device preventing overload of a circuit), mecha(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fundir(transitive: to melt together), fusionar(transitive: to melt together) | — | |
| Swedish | propp(device preventing overload of a circuit), stubin(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), stubin(tendency to lose one's temper), stubintråd(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), säkring(device preventing overload of a circuit), tändrör(detonator), sammansmälta(transitive: to melt together), sammansmälta(intransitive: to melt together), säkra(transitive: to furnish with a fuse) | — | |
| Tagalog | tunawin(detonator) | — | |
| Thai | ชนวน(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), ชนวน(detonator), ฟิวส์(device preventing overload of a circuit) | chánuan, chánuan, fiw | |
| Turkish | fitil(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), fünye(detonator) | — | |
| Ukrainian | запа́л(detonator), запа́лювальний ґніт(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), запальни́й ґніт(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device) | zapál, zapáljuvalʹnyj gnit, zapalʹnýj gnit | |
| Welsh | ffiws(cord that conveys fire to an explosive device), ffiws(detonator), ffiws(device preventing overload of a circuit), ffiwsen(device preventing overload of a circuit) | — |
smeltdraad
mecha
fitil, piltə
fusible
corda, espoleta, fusible, metxa, fondre, fondre
保險絲 /保险丝, 信管, 導火索 /导火索, 導火線 /导火线, 引信, 引火線 /引火线, 引線 /引线, 混合, 混合, 熔化, 熔化, 裝引信 /装引信
bǎoxiǎnsī, xìnguǎn, dǎohuǒsuǒ, dǎohuǒxiàn, yǐnxìn, yǐnhuǒxiàn, yǐnxiàn, hùnhé, hùnhé, rónghuà, rónghuà, zhuāng xìnguǎn
doutnák, doutnák, pojistka, rozbuška, rozbuška
lunte, sikring, tændrør
lont, lont, zekering, samensmelten, smelten, versmelten
brulŝnuro, fandaĵo, fandogardilo, meĉo
sütik
fjús, krúttráður, sikring
pinna, sulake, sytytin, sytytyslanka, varoke, sulauttaa, sulautua
cordeau, détonateur, fusible, mèche, plomb, plomb, fondre, fusionner
Sicherung, Zünder, Zündschnur, absichern, verschmelzen, verschmelzen
εμπύρευμα, θρυαλλίδα, θρυαλλίδα, τηκτασφάλεια, φιτίλι, λιώνω, τήκομαι, τήκω
empýrevma, thryallída, thryallída, tiktasfáleia, fitíli, lióno, tíkomai, tíko
biztosíték, gyutacs, gyújtózsinór, hirtelen harag, kanóc, könnyen begurul, könnyen dühbe gurul, olvadóbiztosító, türelmetlenség
kveikiþráður
fuzeblo
pengaman lebur, sekring
aidhnín, aidhnín, fiús, fiús, fiús
detonatore, fusibile, innesco, miccia, miccia, fondere, fondersi
drošinātājs
saugiklis
fius, fius, sumbu
co-lheie, co-lheie
katiara, waea katiara, wiki, wiki
fenghette, lunte, tennsats
sikring
sikring
detonador, detonator, meca
bezpiecznik, bezpiecznik, lont, zapalnik, połączyć, stopić
fusível, pavio, pavio, rastilho, fundir
детона́тор, запа́л, огнепрово́дный шнур, пла́вкий предохрани́тель, про́бка, фити́ль, сли́ться, слива́ться, сплавля́ть, сплавля́ться
detonátor, zapál, ogneprovódnyj šnur, plávkij predoxranítelʹ, próbka, fitílʹ, slítʹsja, slivátʹsja, splavljátʹ, splavljátʹsja
fìtīlj, osigùrāč, upàljāč
poistka, poistky
fiyusi, lethose
espiga, espoleta, fius, fusible, mecha, fundir, fusionar
propp, stubin, stubin, stubintråd, säkring, tändrör, sammansmälta, sammansmälta, säkra
tunawin
fitil, fünye
ffiws, ffiws, ffiws, ffiwsen
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