open fire

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24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 露天火堆 (lùtiān huǒduī) — an uncovered fire
• Finnish: avotuli — an uncovered fire
• Russian: откры́тый ого́нь (otkrýtyj ogónʹ) — an uncovered fire
• Spanish: fuego abierto — an uncovered fire
• Swedish: öppen eld — an uncovered fire
• Tagalog: dapog — an uncovered fire
• Armenian: կրակ բացել (krak bacʻel) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Azerbaijani: atəş açmaq — to begin firing at something or someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 開槍 /开枪 (kāiqiāng) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Chinese Mandarin: 開火 /开火 (kāihuǒ) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Esperanto: ekpafi — to begin firing at something or someone
• Finnish: avata tuli — to begin firing at something or someone
• French: ouvrir le feu — to begin firing at something or someone
• German: losschießen — to begin firing at something or someone
• Greek: ανοίγω πυρ (anoígo pyr) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Hungarian: tüzet nyit — to begin firing at something or someone
• Latvian: atklāt uguni — to begin firing at something or someone
• Mongolian: гал нээх (gal neex) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Portuguese: abrir fogo — to begin firing at something or someone
• Russian: откры́ть ого́нь (otkrýtʹ ogónʹ) — to begin firing at something or someone
• Serbo-Croatian: otvòriti vȁtru — to begin firing at something or someone
• Spanish: abrir fuego — to begin firing at something or someone
• Swedish: öppna eld — to begin firing at something or someone
• Turkish: ateş açmak — to begin firing at something or someone