fire up

English

Verb

fire up (third-person singular simple present fires up, present participle firing up, simple past and past participle fired up)

(transitive) To ignite.
Let's fire up the grill and have a barbecue.
(intransitive) Of an engine or similar, to start.
The generator fired up shortly after the power failure began.
(transitive, computing, informal) To launch; to run.
Fire up a text editor.
Fire up your computer.
(transitive) To excite; to infuse with energy.
The band went out to fire up the crowd before the game.
(intransitive, dated) To grow irritated or angry.
- Macaulay
  He […] fired up, and stood vigorously on his defence.

Translations

To ignite

Romanian: aprinde (ro)

Spanish: prender (es)

Of an engine: to start

Czech: nastartovat
Romanian: porni (ro)

Spanish: arrancar (es), encender (es)

Computing: to launch

Romanian: deschide (ro), porni (ro)

Spanish: arrancar (es), iniciar (es), bootear

To excite

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Translations to be checked

Hebrew: ^{(please verify)} התניע‎ (hitnía)
Slovak: ^{(please verify)} naštartovať

Swedish: ^{(please verify)} starta (sv)

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