Translated sentences containing 'fireman'

He is a fireman.

Él es bombero.

The fireman who has a read helmet is the boss.

El bombero quien tiene casco rojo es el capitán.

The fireman is better than the policeman.

El bombero es mejor que el policía.

He used to be a fireman.

Él era bombero.

You go out with the fireman.

Tú sales con el bombero.

I'm going to dress up as a fireman.

Me voy a disfrazar de bombero.

As a fireman myself, I would also be happy to create contacts with the regional and national voluntary fire authorities.

Como bombero, me encantaría crear contactos con las autoridades antiincendios voluntarias regionales y nacionales.

Above all, it leads to the policy of a pyromaniac fireman in the Balkans, where all the political, social and environmental consequences still have to be reckoned up.

Lleva a cabo más que nada una política de bombero pirómano en los Balcanes, de la que no se han medido aún todas las consecuencias políticas, sociales y ecológicas.

In Innsbruck, which is almost my home town, a large-scale disaster was narrowly averted simply because the region's senior chemist happened to be a part-time fireman.

En Innsbruck, que es casi mi ciudad natal, se evitó por poco una catástrofe a gran escala gracias a que el químico oficial de la región trabajaba como bombero a tiempo parcial.

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