What does feu à occultations régulières in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word feu à occultations régulières in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use feu à occultations régulières in French.

The word feu à occultations régulières in French means fire, fire, fire, ring, burner, light, light, traffic light, fire, late, fire, heat, firearm, gun, lighter, trial by fire, sparkle, glitter, fire, light, house, home, homestead, lights, on a low heat, over a high heat, on a high heat, fire-retardant, slowly, on a low heat, over a low heat, firelighter, set the place on fire, create an electric atmosphere, firearm, by the fireside, Fire!, be in a mad rush, be hot to trot, have fire in your belly, have fire in the belly, have the green light, get the green light, be flushed, be red in the face, go red in the face, be red in the face, go red in the face, be feisty, baptism of fire, baptism by fire, baptism of fire, baptism by fire, jump the lights, go through a red light, chat by the fireside, chat around the fire, ceasefire, fight fire with fire, give the order to fire, backfire, gunshot, action stations, firebreak, firewall, curfew, curfew, breathe fire, be on fire, fire breather, baked in a wood-fired oven, in the heat of the action, start of fire, beginning of fire, small fire, give the green light, give the green light, exchange of gunfire, exchange of shots, written in flames, on fire, bet your life on it, stake your life on it, bet your bottom dollar on it, baptism of fire, first action, be ablaze, burn with enthusiasm, light a fire, fire, shoot, pull out all the stops, make sacrifices for the greater good, misfire, misfire, light a fire, fake fire, rear light, fire blight, firework, flare, wood fire, camp fire, open fire, chimney fire, traffic light, forest fire, wildfire, bonfire, straw fire, flash in the pan, flash in the pan, reverse light, reversing light, traffic lights, tearaway, will-o'-the-wisp, roaring blaze, hail of bullets, deluge, outpouring, amber light, red light, red traffic light, fire in your belly, fire in the belly, brake light, traffic lights, green light, green traffic light, green light, firescreen, jump a red light, there's no smoke without fire, Where's the fire?, immolation, burning, play with fire, play with fire, firing line, line of fire, firebreak, fire line, work incredibly well, set light to, put to fire and the sword, add fuel to the fire, set on fire, set on fire, spark things off. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word feu à occultations régulières

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