combustible
दहनशील
definition
noun
Class A extinguishers are used for ordinary combustibles including wood and paper.
a combustible substance.
adjective
highly combustible paint thinner
able to catch fire and burn easily.
translation of 'combustible'
जलाया जाने योग्य,
जलनेवाला,
दाह्य
noun
दहनशील पदार्थ,
शीघ्र जलनेवाला पदार्थ
adjective
शीघ्र जलनेवाला,
दहनशील
example
They fear possible gas leaks and fires being started by 'combustible' materials deposited in the huge caves created by mining activities.
Nearly 60 per cent of candle fires start when the flame comes into contact with nearby 'combustible' materials.
When exposed to a fire, the chemicals react with the 'combustible' gasses normally produced by untreated wood as it burns, converting them to carbon char, carbon dioxide and water.
She is unhappy that the paintings were stored on an industrial estate alongside 'combustible' gas canisters, and that there was no security guard employed.
But don't worry - you won't be receiving anything spontaneously 'combustible' or explosive.
It was fired by lighting a 'combustible' cartridge.
Should a fire strike, the chemicals react with 'combustible' gases and tars normally generated by the material.
It was jamming up a ventilation grate, blocking up the flow of 'combustible' gas below it.
A fire brigade spokesman said that a high density of flammable gas released by 'combustible' shoemaking materials and poor ventilation in the workshop probably was to blame for the blaze.
Fire can do nothing but burn, but it does burn if there is something 'combustible' , if this fuel is close enough to the fire, and if nobody throws water on.
They may not quite have the 'combustible' mix of personalities of the two great Americans.
He also devised portable hydrogen-gas generators that combined sulfuric acid and iron shavings to produce 'combustible' gas.
The ministry circulated a press release - shunning the hesitation and obscurity that usually takes it a lot longer to respond - saying the man was hurt in an explosion generated by 'combustible' trash he kept in his house.
A spokesman from Wiltshire Fire Brigade warned that this time of year is dangerous for countryside fires because of the dry conditions and amount of 'combustible' material around.
It is 'combustible' like everything else in this room.
In a society seeking moral footing after 50 years of totalitarian rot, he found these public manners personally appalling and potentially 'combustible' .
Bonfires are a big part of Hallowe'en and often contain highly 'combustible' materials that can cause respiratory problems and burns.
Keep 'combustible' liquids such as paint thinner, kerosene, charcoal lighter fluid, and turpentine away from heat sources.
If the materials are 'combustible' , the fire protection system will be designed differently than for a noncombustible building.
Cleaning means removing the hazard of accumulated and highly 'combustible' creosote produced by burning wood and wood products.
In other words, oil does not burn because it has 'combustible' properties.
The result is not only more subdued than one might expect of the 'combustible' personalities at work here, but also more intelligent, more intellectual, even, and more profound.
Prior to his conversion, the part-time manicurist had a reputation for hard partying and a 'combustible' personality.
His 'combustible' persona waxed hot against those he saw as enemies of righteousness and justice, attracting true believers to its incandescence.
There were still 300 tons of 'combustible' materials and there have been frequent fires giving off fumes that affect local residents and people working nearby.
They are men in whom real ability wages perpetual war with 'combustibility' .
Ideally, thatch roofing and other 'combustibles' were removed.
Ingested alcohol is combustible but a person would die of alcohol poisoning long before consuming enough liquor to have even a slight effect on the body's 'combustibility' .
Pegged rate systems are great for fueling crises, like oily 'combustibles' lying around in a garage; a small flame can start a great fire and take down a house.
Several involve body-shaped depressions in the earth that are filled with fabric or other 'combustibles' , set afire and left as an imprint of ash.
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