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firestone

/ˈfaɪə.stəʊn/

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noun

/ˈfaɪə.stəʊn/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее кусок кремня, используемый для высекания искр при разжигании огня, или разновидность песчаника, выдерживающего высокие температуры и используемого для облицовки каминов, печей или горнов.

A noun referring to a piece of flint used to strike sparks for lighting a fire, or a type of sandstone that can withstand high temperatures and is used to line fireplaces, furnaces, or kilns.

  1. Flint for fireC1formal

    A piece of flint or similar stone that is struck against steel to produce sparks for lighting a fire.

    ruОгниво

    • He used a firestone to ignite the campfire.
    • The survival kit included a firestone and steel striker.
    • Ancient people relied on firestones to create flames.

    Synonymsflint

  2. Heat-resistant stoneC1formal

    A type of sandstone or other stone that can withstand very high temperatures, used for lining fireplaces, furnaces, and kilns.

    ruОгнеупорный камень

    • The blacksmith lined the forge with firestone.
    • Firestone is essential for building durable kilns.
    • The fireplace was constructed with firestone to prevent cracking.
Forms
  • firestones plural form
  • firestones' possessive plural form
  • firestone's possessive singular form
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