combustible

English

Adjective

combustible (comparative more combustible, superlative most combustible)

1. Capable of burning

   Dumping fertilizer on top of whatever mysterious goop was in the storage tank created a combustible mix which caught on fire.

Antonyms

• incombustible

Related terms

• combustibility
• combustion

Translations

capable of burning

Bulgarian: запалим (bg), възпламеним (bg) Czech: hořlavý (cs) Finnish: syttyvä (fi) German: brennbar (de), verbrennbar (de) Japanese: 可燃性の (ja) (kanensei no)

Manx: so-ghreesaghey (gv), yn-lostey (gv) Russian: воспламеняемый (ru) (vosplamenjájemyj), воспламеняющийся (ru) (vosplamenjájuščijsja) Spanish: combustible (es)

Noun

combustible (plural combustibles)

1. A material that is capable of burning.

Translations

material capable of burning

Bulgarian: горивен материал (bg) Finnish: syttyvä (fi) aine (fi) German: Brennstoff (de) m.

Japanese: 可燃物 (ja) (kanenbutsu) Russian: топливо (ru) (tóplivo) n. Spanish: combustible (es) m.

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Spanish

Adjective

combustible m. and f. (plural combustibles)

1. combustible

Noun

combustible m. (plural combustibles)

1. fuel

Related terms

• comburente
• combustión