pyrotechnic

• Relativo a la pirotecnia o al arte de fabricar fuegos artificiales; también se usa en sentido figurado para describir algo brillante, deslumbrante o de efecto explosivo.

Relating to fireworks or the art of making them; also used figuratively to describe something brilliant, dazzling, or explosive in effect.

1. Relating to fireworksC1formal

   Of or relating to the craft, manufacture, or display of fireworks.

   Pirotécnico

   • The pyrotechnic display lit up the night sky.
   • He works as a pyrotechnic engineer for the theme park.
   • The team used pyrotechnic effects to create a dramatic finale.

   Sinónimosfireworkpyrotechnical

2. Brilliant or explosiveC1formal

   Suggestive of fireworks in being brilliant, spectacular, or explosive.

   Brillante o explosivo (como fuegos artificiales)

   • Her pyrotechnic performance on the piano amazed the audience.
   • The politician delivered a pyrotechnic speech full of energy.
   • The artist's pyrotechnic use of color made the painting unforgettable.

   Sinónimosbrilliantdazzlingdramaticexplosiveflashyimpressiveshowyspectacularstrikingvivid

   Antónimosboringdulllifelesssubduedunimpressive

• Sustantivo, frecuentemente usado en plural, que designa un dispositivo que contiene material explosivo y arde a baja velocidad produciendo llamas de colores, utilizado para iluminación o señales.

A noun, often used in the plural form, referring to a device containing an explosive that burns at a low rate with colored flames, used for illumination or signaling.

1. Firework or signal deviceB2formal

   A device containing an explosive that burns at a low rate and produces colored flames, used for illumination, signaling, or entertainment.

   Dispositivo pirotécnico

   • The pyrotechnics lit up the night sky during the festival.
   • They used pyrotechnics to signal their location to the rescue team.
   • The display included a variety of pyrotechnics, from sparklers to rockets.

   Sinónimosfireworkflarerocketsignalsparkler