los incendios

fires, blazes

i n ˈθ e n d j o s → incendio

incendio fire, blaze + s Plural

noun · plural masculine Rare #27,049

fires, blazes Usually refers to destructive or uncontrolled fires.

SP: Los bomberos apagaron los incendios rápidamente.

EN: The firefighters put out the fires quickly.

Declension of incendio

incendioincendios

There may be fires, and there is a threat of further explosions.

— Tu nombre (2016)

What a shame about the fires!

— Volver (2006)

The fire alarm sounded.

I'm Detective Stern, from the fire department.

— El Club de la Pelea (1999)

The building failed a fire inspection.

There were five fires last night.

Please show me the fire extinguisher.

— El agente secreto (2025)

Tears can never put out fires.

The building does not have a fire exit.

Your fire safety training.

— El Submarino (1981)

No, I'm Detective Stern, from the fire department.

— El Club de la Pelea (1999)

Man fears disasters such as floods and fires.

It started with the fires in the summer.

— Terror en Silent Hill: Regreso al infierno (2026)

We should prepare for fires.