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ground fire

/ɡraʊnd ˈfaɪər/

Tradução: Termo militar que designa o fogo de armas de infantaria ou artilharia disparado a partir de posições no solo, geralmente contra alvos aéreos, como aviões.

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/ɡraʊnd ˈfaɪər/C1formaltechnical
  • ptTermo militar que designa o fogo de armas de infantaria ou artilharia disparado a partir de posições no solo, geralmente contra alvos aéreos, como aviões.

A military term referring to gunfire or artillery fire directed from positions on the ground, typically aimed at aircraft or other aerial targets.

  1. Military fire from ground levelC1formal

    Gunfire or artillery fire directed from positions on the ground, typically against aircraft or ground targets.

    ptFogo terrestre

    • The helicopter was hit by heavy ground fire.
    • The troops advanced under constant ground fire.
    • Ground fire from the enemy positions forced the planes to retreat.
  2. Low-burning wildfireC1formal

    A type of wildfire that burns organic material in the soil layer, such as peat or duff, often smoldering without visible flames.

    ptIncêndio subterrâneo

    • The ground fire in the peat bog burned for weeks.
    • Firefighters struggled to extinguish the smoldering ground fire.
    • Ground fires can damage tree roots and cause long-term ecological harm.