inflammable
inflammable 英 [ɪnˈflæməbl] 美 [ɪnˈflæməbəl]
adj. 易燃的；易怒的；易激动的 n. 易燃物
- Something that is inflammable can be set on fire easily. You dared not light a match after you accidentally spilled gasoline on yourself because you knew you were inflammable.
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- adj. 易燃的；易怒的；易激动的
- n. 易燃物
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1. It is prohibited to illegally carry inflammable and explosive dangerous goods into public places or on public transportation means.
禁止非法携带易燃易爆危险物品进入公共场所或者乘坐公共交通工具。
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2. Those who enter places where inflammable and explosive dangerous goods are produced and stored, must execute the state regulations on fire control safety.
进入生产、储存易燃易爆危险物品的场所，必须执行国家有关消防安全的规定。
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3. In Times Square the police presence was especially evident, perhaps mindful of the car bomb of inflammable fuel and fireworks that came close to exploding there on a busy Saturday night in May 2010.
在时代广场上警方布置的力量尤为明显，可能是他们回想起2010年五月的那个星期六，当晚一辆载着易燃燃料和烟火的汽车炸弹在迫近这一地点时引发爆炸的情景。
- inflammable (adj.) "able to be set alight," c. 1600, from Middle French inflammable, from Medieval Latin inflammabilis, from Latin inflammare "to set on fire" (see inflame).Since 1980s use of the word, especially in safety warnings, has been sometimes discouraged for fear it could be misunderstood as meaning "non-flammable" through confusion of the two prefixes in-. The word was used earlier in medicine in the sense "liable to inflammation" (early 15c.). Related: Inflammability.
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