pyro
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9.1
- noun
- /ˈpaɪroʊ/
- Jargon
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efecto pirotécnico
- Stand on stage, my monitors explode, pyro jets start misfiring, spray oil all over the stage.
- use a pyro
So it forces me to turn to my right and as soon as I turn to my right, the right pyro bursts come up.
- So it forces me to turn to my right and as soon as I turn to my right, the right pyro bursts come up.
- So the range, so the, the range safety officer, which was the Lieutenant popped pyro once the teams were inserted, burn the entire range to the ground.
Examples
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Odyssey, you're go for pyro arm and docking, and we recommend you secure cabin pressurization.
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I want to power up guidance, ECS, communications, warm up the pyros for the parachutes and the command module thrusters.
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Go get a helicopter and some pyro.
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Created a pressure wave from too much pyro and blew out the sound guy's ears, which is pretty nuts.
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So it forces me to turn to my right and as soon as I turn to my right, the right pyro bursts come up.
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Apollo 13, you are go for pyro arm and docking.
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The stage was filled with bright lights and pyro that dazzled the audience during the concert.
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As the band played their final song, the pyro erupted in a shower of colorful sparks.
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For the grand finale, the show featured an impressive display of pyro that wowed everyone at the festival.
Synonyms
184
3.7
A firework sent high into the sky that makes bright sparks
180
1.9
An object that makes bright lights and loud sounds in the sky when it bursts
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2.6
A small explosive paper tube that makes a loud bang when you light it
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2.6
A small hand-held firework that burns slowly and sends out bright sparks
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8.4
A small device that makes bright lights or signals when lit
How Intense
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pyro comes from the Greek root pyr meaning 'fire', and it is used for the small charges or devices that make flames or sparks in shows. So a pyro device is simply a 'fire' gadget used to make stage effects.