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Who do you say very big in french?
"Très grand" is how you would say "very big" in French.
When big buildings get hit by lighting strikes why don't they burn down?
Or technology is very advanced that the structures are reinforced internally. We also have lightning rods, which attracts lightning and is a safe way to prevent lightning strikes
How do you say very big in French?
Very big is said: très grand in french.
How do you say lightning in Japanese?
Lightning=Inazuma
How do you say lightning in German?
lightning = der Blitz.
What is the adjective for lightning?
The adjective for lightning is "lightning." For example, you could say "a lightning storm" or "the lightning bolt."
How do you say big in latin?
The correct answer for that very inquisitive question is Magnus...IT MEANS BIG!
How do you say get big in spanish?
Grande, or muy grande depending if it's VERY big
What did the lightning say to the rain?
The lightning didn't say anything to the rain, as lightning does not produce sound. Lightning is an electrical discharge in the atmosphere, while rain is precipitation in the form of water.
How do you say lightning in latin?
To say the word lightning in Latin, a person would say the word "ignis." To say thunder in Latin, the word is "tonitrua."
Do surgical implants attract lightning?
The answer is yes, but only a very, very little bit. Okay, lightning is very, very highly charged. This charge will attempt to flow down to the ground. The problem is air is an insulator so it's got to flow through something.The way you can get electricity to flow through air, so that the voltage gets big enough, is if the electric field gets big enough, you can rip electrons off the air, they can then fly through the air and bash other electrons off. You've got a big conducting path which electricity can flow down.!!!!AVOID ANY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES IF POSSIBLE!!!!It's a bit like a wire and the lightning bolt can go down through this path. The air gets very hot, and you get thunder and lightning. The shorter this path has to be, the better the conductivity route up before the lightning has to start, the easier it is for lightning to form.Lightning tends to strike the lightning rod before it will strike something below the lightning rod because it is an easy path to get to Earth. So you're friend would be an ever so slightly better route for the lightning to go than you are because she's got this big metal rod down her back. Actually, compared to air, you're a very, very good path, so it's going to be a trivial difference and if she actually had a big sharp, pointy thing coming out of the top of her head, that might have more of an effect but I very much doubt that she has.
How do you say lightning in Spanish?
The Spanish word for "lightning" is "relampago" or "rayo".
