No. 4,784 in Dutch
fireworks
The Dutch word for "fireworks" is "vuurwerk," meaning explosive devices for visual and auditory entertainment.
In a sentence
Ik ga vanavond naar het vuurwerk kijken.
I am going to watch the fireworks tonight.
In this sentence, 'vuurwerk' refers to a pyrotechnic display usually associated with celebrations like New Year's Eve.
Hij heeft vuurwerk gemaakt voor de show.
He made fireworks for the show.
Here, 'vuurwerk' signifies the physical pyrotechnics that are created and displayed during events.
Haar presentatie was echt vuurwerk!
Her presentation was really fireworks!
In this usage, 'vuurwerk' metaphorically describes something that is very exciting or impressive, such as a performance or presentation.
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