I am organizing a support event for a firework display.
If someone buys a 2000円 ticket, it will pay for another "firework unit" being launched in the sky.
In Japanese we say "一発", but is there an equivalent word in English?
asked Jul 9, 2011 at 4:45
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I think the most natural thing to say is simply firework:
Every time someone buys a ticket, it will fund one more firework.
The fireworks industry specific word is shell. As in artillery shell.
How about:
Fireworks device/A stick of fireworks/A pyrotechnic composition/A burst of fireworks?
As in, everytime somebody buys a ticket, it funds one more fireworks device
answered Jul 9, 2011 at 5:37
