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1 burned

1. a амер. фото передержанный

2. a амер. сл. попавший в трудное положение, «погоревший»

all the things in the house were burned — все вещи в доме сгорели

Синонимический ряд:

1. cheated (adj.) cheated; deceived; gypped; hoodwinked; swindled

2. injured or destroyed by fire (adj.) blistered; charred; incinerated; injured; injured or destroyed by fire; scalded; scorched; seared; singed

3. angered (verb) angered; blew up/blown up; blow up; boiled over; bristled; exploded; flare up; flared up; fumed; raged; seethed

4. baked (verb) baked; broiled; cooked; melted; roasted; sweltered

5. beamed (verb) beamed; gleamed; glowed; radiated; shone; shone or shined

6. boiled (verb) boiled; bubbled; churned; fermented; moiled; simmered; smouldered

7. charred (verb) charred; scorched; seared

8. fired (verb) fired; kilned

9. flamed (verb) blazed; combusted; flamed; flared

10. smarted (verb) bit; bit/bitten; smarted

11. stung (verb) inflamed; irritated; stung

English-Russian base dictionary > burned
2 burned

-t
past tense, past participles; = burn

I
verb \/bɜːnd\/

se ➢ burnt, 1
II
adj. \/bɜːnd\/

se ➢ burnt, 2

English-Norwegian dictionary > burned
3 inflamed

воспаленный

his eyelids are inflamed — у него воспалены веки

Синонимический ряд:

1. aroused (adj.) ardent; aroused; enthusiastic; excited; fervent; fiery; heated; impassioned; stimulated

2. infected (adj.) blistered; burnt; chafed; festering; feverish; infected; painfully irritated; sore; swollen

3. raging (adj.) enraged; furious; infuriated; rabid; raging; ranting; raving

4. burned (verb) burned; inflamed; stung

5. irritated (verb) aggravated; burned up or burnt up; exasperated; galled; got/got or gotten; grated; irritated; nettled; peeved; piqued; provoked; put out; riled; roiled

6. lighted or lit (verb) enkindled; fired; ignited; kindled; lighted or lit

7. moved (verb) aroused; egg on; excited; galvanised; goaded; impelled; incited; inspired; instigated; motivated; moved; roused; spurred; stimulated; work up

English-Russian base dictionary > inflamed
4 exploded

1. a взорванный, подорванный

exploded custom — изживший себя обычай

2. a спец. в разобранном виде

exploded view — изображение механизма в разобранном виде

Синонимический ряд:

1. fired (adj.) blown up; detonated; discharged; fired; set off; shot

2. blew up/blown up (verb) blew up/blown up; detonated; mushroomed; snowballed; went off/gone off

3. burned (verb) bristled; burned; flare up; fumed; raged; seethed

4. burst (verb) blow out; blow up; burst; popped

5. discredited (verb) debunked; discredited; disproved; punctured; shoot down; shot

6. erupted (verb) break out; broke out/broken out; burst forth; erupted; flared

7. fired (verb) blasted; blew; fired; go off; touch off

English-Russian base dictionary > exploded
5 beamed

1. a с ветвистыми рогами, сохатый

chain home beamed — цепь РЛС

2. a спец. направленный

beamed radiation — направленное излучение

Синонимический ряд:

1. burned (verb) blazed; burned; burned or burnt; gleamed; glowed; radiated; shone; shone or shined

2. smiled (verb) grinned; smiled

English-Russian base dictionary > beamed
6 stung

жалить

Синонимический ряд:

1. burned (verb) burned; inflamed; irritated

2. smarted (verb) bit; bit/bitten; burned or burnt; smarted

English-Russian base dictionary > stung
7 charred

обгорелый

Синонимический ряд:

1. injured or destroyed by fire (adj.) blistered; burned; incinerated; injured; injured or destroyed by fire; scalded; scorched; seared; singed

2. burned (verb) burned; scorched; seared

English-Russian base dictionary > charred
8 burn

bə:n
1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) quemar

2) (to use as fuel.) quemar

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) quemar

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) arder

2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) quemadura

- burner

burn¹ n quemadura

third degree burns quemaduras de tercer grado

burn² vb

1. quemar / quemarse

the chips are burning se están quemando las patatas

she burnt herself on the oven se quemó con el horno

2. arder

a fire was burning ardía un fuego

to be burning hot estar muy caliente / estar ardiendo

to smell burning oler a quemado

I can smell burning aquí huele a quemado

El pasado y participio pasado de burn se pueden escribir burnt o burned

burn

tr[bɜːn]

noun

1 (stream) arroyo

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burn

tr[bɜːn]

noun

1 quemadura

■ he suffered third-degree burns sufrió quemaduras de tercer grado

transitive verb (pt & pp burnt tr[bɜːnt] o burned)

1 quemar

■ they burnt all the old magazines quemaron todas las revistas viejas

2 quemarse

■ he burnt his fingers se quemó los dedos

3 (coal) quemar; (fuel) gastar, consumir

4 (food) quemar

■ he's burnt the toast se le han quemado las tostadas

5 (land, plants) abrasar

6 (body) incinerar

7 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (cauterise) cauterizar

8 (harden bricks) cocer

9 (put to death) quemar

■ she was burnt at the stake la quemaron en la hoguera

intransitive verb

1 (blaze, glow) arder

■ we saw the building burning from the rooftop vimos como ardía el edificio desde el terrado

■ the building burnt for two days el edificio ardió durante dos días

2 (candle, light) estar encendido,-a

3 (food) quemarse

■ the steak has burnt el bistec se ha quemado

4 figurative use (passion, rage, desire) arder ( with, de)

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to burn to a cinder calcinar, reducir a cenizas

to burn low no quemar bien

to burn well quemar bien

to burn one's boats figurative use quemar el último cartucho

to burn the candle at both ends figurative use hacer de la noche día

to burn one's fingers figurative use pillarse los dedos

to burn the midnight oil figurative use quemarse las pestañas

to burn a hole in something hacer un agujero en algo quemándolo

to burn a hole in one's pocket figurative use quemarle a uno el bolsillo

to be burned alive ser quemado,-a vivo,-a

to get burnt quemarse

■ if you touch it you'll get burnt si lo tocas te quemarás

to have a burnt taste saber a quemado

burn ['bərn] v, burned ['bərnd, 'bərnt] or burnt ['bərnt] ; burning vt

1) : quemar, incendiar

to burn a building: incendiar un edificio

I burned my hand: me quemé la mano

2) consume: usar, gastar, consumir

burn vi

1) : arder (dícese de un fuego o un edificio), quemarse (dícese de la comida, etc.)

2) : estar prendido, estar encendido

we left the lights burning: dejamos las luces encendidas

3)

to burn out : consumirse, apagarse

4)

to burn with : arder de

he was burning with jealousy: ardía de celos

burn n

: quemadura f

burn

n.

• quemadura s.f.

• quemazón s.m.

v.

(§ p.,p.p.: burned) or: burnt•) = abrasar v.

• achicharrar v.

• arder v.

• asar v.

• asolar v.

• asurar v.

• cauterizar v.

• churruscar v.

• escalfar v.

• incendiar v.

• quemar v.

• requemar v.

• resquemar v.

• tostar v.

I
1. bɜːrn, bɜːn
(past & past p burned or burnt) intransitive verb

1)

a) \<\<fire/flame/building\>\> arder; \<\<wood/coal\>\> arder, quemarse

something's burning! — se está quemando algo

I can smell burning — huele or hay olor a quemado

the smell of burning rubber — el olor a goma quemada or (Méx) hule quemado

b) \<\<food\>\> quemarse

c) ( in sun) \<\<skin\>\> quemarse

2)

a) ( be hot) arder

my cheeks were burning — me ardían las mejillas

b) ( sting) \<\<eyes/wound\>\> escocer*, arder (esp AmL)

a burning sensation — un escozor, un ardor (esp AmL)

3) ( be consumed) arder

she was burning with curiosity — ardía de curiosidad

she burned for revenge — (liter) deseaba ardientemente vengarse

2.

vt

1)

a) \<\<letter/rubbish\>\> quemar; \<\<building/town\>\> incendiar, quemar

I burned a hole in my sleeve — me quemé la manga ( con un cigarrillo etc)

to burn one's boats o bridges — quemar las naves

b) ( overcook) quemar

I've burned the cake — se me ha quemado el pastel; candle, oil I 1) d)

2)

a) ( injure) quemar

to burn oneself (on something) — quemarse (con algo)

I've burned my tongue — me he quemado la lengua

to be burned to death — morir* abrasado

b) ( swindle) (AmE sl) estafar, timar (fam)

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

II

noun

1) (on skin, surface) quemadura f

2) ( stream) (dial or poet) arroyo m

I [bɜːn] (vb: pt, pp burned, burnt)
1. N

1) (Med) quemadura f

2) (Space) [of rocket] fuego m

2. VT

1) (gen) quemar; [+ house, building] incendiar; [+ corpse] incinerar; [+ mouth, tongue] quemar, escaldar

to burn a house to the ground — incendiar y arrasar una casa

to burn a hole in sth — hacer un agujero en algo quemándolo

to burn sth to ashes — reducir algo a cenizas

to be burned alive — ser quemado vivo

to be burnt to death — morir abrasado

to burn one's finger/hand — quemarse el dedo/la mano

I've burnt myself! — ¡me he quemado!, ¡me quemé! (LAm)

I burnt the toast — se me ha quemado la tostada

- burn one's boats or bridges

- burn the candle at both ends

- burn one's fingers

- money burns a hole in his pocket

2) [sun] [+ person, skin] tostar; [+ plants] abrasar

with a face burned by the sun — con la cara tostada al sol

3) [+ fuel] consumir, usar

4) [+ CD, DVD] tostar

3. VI

1) [fire, building etc] arder, quemarse; (=catch fire) incendiarse

to burn to death — morir abrasado

2) [skin] (in sun) quemarse, tostarse

3) [meat, pastry etc] quemarse

4) [light, gas] estar encendido

5) (fig)

to burn with anger/passion etc — arder de rabia/pasión etc

to burn with desire for — desear ardientemente

to burn with impatience — consumirse de impaciencia

to burn to do sth — desear ardientemente hacer algo

4.

CPD

burns unit N — unidad f de quemados

- burn away

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

II

[bɜːn]
N (Scot) arroyo m, riachuelo m
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I
1. [bɜːrn, bɜːn]
(past & past p burned or burnt) intransitive verb

1)

a) \<\<fire/flame/building\>\> arder; \<\<wood/coal\>\> arder, quemarse

something's burning! — se está quemando algo

I can smell burning — huele or hay olor a quemado

the smell of burning rubber — el olor a goma quemada or (Méx) hule quemado

b) \<\<food\>\> quemarse

c) ( in sun) \<\<skin\>\> quemarse

2)

a) ( be hot) arder

my cheeks were burning — me ardían las mejillas

b) ( sting) \<\<eyes/wound\>\> escocer*, arder (esp AmL)

a burning sensation — un escozor, un ardor (esp AmL)

3) ( be consumed) arder

she was burning with curiosity — ardía de curiosidad

she burned for revenge — (liter) deseaba ardientemente vengarse

2.

vt

1)

a) \<\<letter/rubbish\>\> quemar; \<\<building/town\>\> incendiar, quemar

I burned a hole in my sleeve — me quemé la manga ( con un cigarrillo etc)

to burn one's boats o bridges — quemar las naves

b) ( overcook) quemar

I've burned the cake — se me ha quemado el pastel; candle, oil I 1) d)

2)

a) ( injure) quemar

to burn oneself (on something) — quemarse (con algo)

I've burned my tongue — me he quemado la lengua

to be burned to death — morir* abrasado

b) ( swindle) (AmE sl) estafar, timar (fam)

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

II

noun

1) (on skin, surface) quemadura f

2) ( stream) (dial or poet) arroyo m

English-spanish dictionary > burn
9 burn

I 1. noun
(on the skin) Verbrennung, die; (on material) Brandfleck, der; (hole) Brandloch, das
2. transitive verb,
burnt or burned

1) verbrennen

burn a hole in something — ein Loch in etwas (Akk.) brennen

burn one's boats or bridges — (fig.) alle Brücken hinter sich (Dat.) abbrechen

2) (use as fuel) als Brennstoff verwenden [Gas, Öl usw.]; heizen mit [Kohle, Holz, Torf]; verbrauchen [Strom]; (use up) verbrauchen [Treibstoff]; verfeuern [Holz, Kohle]

burn coal in the stove — den Ofen mit Kohle feuern

3) (injure) verbrennen

burn oneself/one's hand — sich verbrennen/sich (Dat.) die Hand verbrennen

burn one's fingers, get one's fingers burnt — (fig.) sich (Dat.) die Finger verbrennen (fig.)

4) (spoil) anbrennen lassen [Fleisch, Kuchen]

be burnt — angebrannt sein

5) (cause burning sensation to) verbrennen

6) (put to death)

burn somebody [at the stake] — jemanden [auf dem Scheiterhaufen] verbrennen

7) (corrode) ätzen; verätzen [Haut]
3. intransitive verb,
burnt or burned

1) brennen

burn to death — verbrennen

2) (blaze) [Feuer:] brennen; [Gebäude:] in Flammen stehen, brennen

3) (give light) [Lampe, Kerze, Licht:] brennen

4) (be injured) sich verbrennen

she/her skin burns easily — sie bekommt leicht einen Sonnenbrand

5) (be spoiled) [Kuchen, Milch, Essen:] anbrennen

6) (be corrosive) ätzen; ätzend sein

Phrasal Verbs:

- academic.ru/9702/burn_down">burn down

- burn out

- burn up
II noun
(Scot.) Bach, der

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[bə:n] 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) verbrennen

2) (to use as fuel.) verbrennen

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) brennen

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) brennen
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) die Brandwunde,-stelle

- burner

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burn¹

[bɜ:n, AM bɜ:rn]

n SCOT Bächlein nt

burn²

[bɜ:n, AM bɜ:rn]

I. n

1. (injury) Verbrennung f, Brandwunde f; (sunburn) Sonnenbrand m; (sensation) Brennen nt

first/second/third degree \burns Verbrennungen pl ersten/zweiten/dritten Grades

severe \burns schwere Verbrennungen

2. (damage) Brandfleck m, Brandstelle f; (from acid) Verätzung f

cigarette \burn Brandloch nt

3. AEROSP Zündung f

II. n modifier (damage, wound) Brand-

III. vi

<burnt or AM usu burned, burnt or AM usu burned>

1. (be in flames) wood, fire brennen; house in Flammen stehen; (be destroyed) house, forest abbrennen; furniture, paper verbrennen

to \burn to death verbrennen

2. FOOD anbrennen

3. (sunburn) einen Sonnenbrand bekommen

my skin \burns easily ich bekomme leicht einen Sonnenbrand

4. (illuminate) candle, light brennen

5. (acid) ätzen, Verätzungen verursachen

6. (hot sensation) spicy food, skin brennen; forehead glühen

7. ( fig)

▪ to be \burning to do sth (have a longing) darauf brennen, etw zu tun; (be impatient) es kaum abwarten können, etw zu tun; (be eager) [ganz] heiß darauf sein, etw zu tun fam

8. ( fig: feel strongly)

to \burn with anger vor Wut kochen

to be \burning with curiosity vor Neugierde [fast] sterben

to \burn with desire/passion vor Begierde/Leidenschaft brennen geh

to \burn with embarrassment vor Verlegenheit [ganz] rot werden

to \burn with shame vor Scham rot anlaufen

IV. vt

<burnt or AM usu burned, burnt or AM usu burned>

1. (damage with heat)

▪ to \burn sb/sth jdn/etw verbrennen

to \burn a village ein Dorf niederbrennen

▪ to \burn oneself sich akk verbrennen

to be \burnt to death verbrennen; (in accident) in den Flammen umkommen

to \burn one's fingers ( also fig) sich dat die Finger verbrennen

to \burn sth to the ground etw bis auf die Grundmauern niederbrennen

to \burn a hole in sth ein Loch in etw akk brennen

to be \burnt at the stake auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt werden; ( fig) ans Kreuz genagelt werden fig

to be \burnt alive [or to death] bei lebendigem Leibe verbrennen

2. FOOD

▪ to \burn sth etw anbrennen lassen

to \burn sth to a crisp etw verschmoren lassen

3. (sunburn)

▪ to be \burnt einen Sonnenbrand haben

4. (cause hot sensation)

to \burn sb's skin/tongue spicy food, sun jdm auf der Haut/Zunge brennen

I've \burnt my tongue ich habe mir die Zunge verbrannt

the curry \burnt her throat das Curry brannte ihr im Hals

5. (acid)

▪ to \burn sth etw verätzen

6. (use up)

to \burn calories/fat Kalorien/Fett verbrennen

to \burn gas/oil/petrol Gas/Öl/Benzin verbrauchen

7. COMPUT

to \burn a CD/DVD-ROM eine CD/DVD-ROM brennen

8.

▶ to \burn one's boats [or bridges] alle Brücken hinter sich dat abbrechen

▶ to \burn the candle at both ends sich akk übernehmen

▶ to have got money to \burn Geld wie Heu haben

▶ I've got all the money and it's \burning a hole in my pocket ich habe so viel Geld und das will jetzt ausgegeben werden fam

▶ to have time to \burn alle Zeit der Welt haben

▶ to \burn in hell in der Hölle schmoren

▶ to \burn the midnight oil bis spät in die Nacht hinein arbeiten

▶ to \burn rubber ( fam) auf die Tube drücken fam

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I [bɜːn]
n (Scot)
Bach m II vb: pret, ptp burnt ( Brit) or burned
1. n

1) (on skin) Brandwunde f; (on material) verbrannte Stelle, Brandfleck m

severe burns — schwere Verbrennungen pl

second degree burns — Verbrennungen zweiten Grades

cigarette burn — Brandfleck m or (hole) Brandloch nt or (on skin) Brandwunde f von einer Zigarette

2) (SPACE of rocket) Zündung f

3) (SPORT inf)

to go for the burn — sich total verausgaben (inf)

2. vt

1) verbrennen; incense abbrennen; village, building niederbrennen

he burned me with his cigarette — er hat mich mit der Zigarette gebrannt

to burn oneself — sich verbrennen

to be burned to death — verbrannt werden; (in accident) verbrennen

to be burned alive — bei lebendigem Leibe verbrannt werden or (in accident) verbrennen

to burn a hole in sth — ein Loch in etw (acc) brennen

to burn one's fingers (lit, fig) — sich (dat) die Finger verbrennen

he's got money to burn (fig) — er hat Geld wie Heu

to burn one's boats or bridges ( Brit fig ) — alle Brücken hinter sich (dat) abbrechen

to burn the midnight oil (fig) — bis tief in die Nacht arbeiten

2) meat, sauce, toast, cakes verbrennen lassen; (slightly) anbrennen lassen; (sun) person, skin verbrennen

3) (acid) ätzen

the curry burned his throat — das Currygericht brannte ihm im Hals

4) (= use as fuel ship etc) befeuert werden mit; (= use up) petrol, electricity verbrauchen

3. vi

1) (wood, fire etc) brennen

you will burn in hell — du wirst in der Hölle schmoren

to burn to death — verbrennen

See:

→ ear

2) (meat, pastry etc) verbrennen; (slightly) anbrennen

she/her skin burns easily — sie bekommt leicht einen Sonnenbrand

3) (ointment, curry, sun) brennen; (acid) ätzen

the acid burned into the metal — die Säure fraß sich ins Metall

4) (= feel hot wound, eyes, skin) brennen

his face was burning (with heat/shame) —

it's so hot, I'm burning — es ist so heiß, ich komm bald um vor Hitze

5)

to be burning to do sth —

he was burning to get his revenge he was burning with anger — er brannte auf Rache er war wutentbrannt

he was burning with ambition —

to burn (with love/desire) for sb (liter) — von glühender Liebe/glühendem Verlangen nach jdm verzehrt werden (liter)

6) (SPACE rockets) zünden

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burn¹ [bɜːn; US bɜrn]

A s

1. auch burn mark verbrannte Stelle, Brandfleck m, -spur f

2. MED Brandwunde f, Verbrennung f:

burn ointment Brandsalbe f

3. TECH Zündung f (einer Rakete)

4. do a burn → slow burn

B v/i prät und pperf burned, burnt

1. (ver)brennen, in Flammen stehen:

the house is burning das Haus brennt; → ground¹ A 1

2. brennen (Ofen, Licht etc)

3. fig brennen ( with vor dat):

burn with impatience;

burning with anger wutentbrannt;

his face was burning with anger sein Gesicht glühte vor Zorn;

burning with love von Liebe entflammt;

be burning to do sth darauf brennen, etwas zu tun

4. ver-, anbrennen, versengen:

the meat is burnt das Fleisch ist angebrannt

5. brennen (Gesicht, Wunde etc): → ear¹ Bes Redew

6. you are burning! (besonders bei Rätsel- od Suchspielen) heiß!

7. CHEM verbrennen, oxydieren

8. a) in den Flammen umkommen, verbrennen

b) verbrannt werden, den Feuertod erleiden

c) US sl auf dem elektrischen Stuhl hingerichtet werden

9. fig sich (unauslöschlich) einbrennen ( into dat oder in akk):

her words burned into his memory

C v/t

1. verbrennen:

his house was burnt sein Haus brannte ab;

be burnt to death → B 8 a; → boat A 1, bridge¹ A 1, candle A 1, ground¹ A 1, midnight B

2. ab-, verbrennen, versengen, durch Feuer oder Hitze beschädigen, eine Speise anbrennen lassen:

be severely burned schwere Verbrennungen erleiden;

burn one’s fingers, get one’s fingers burnt sich die Finger verbrennen (a. fig);

burn a hole ein Loch brennen (in[to] in akk);

burn the throat im Hals brennen

3. be burned → B 9

4. TECH (Holz)Kohle, Ziegel, Kalk, Porzellan brennen

5. a) heizen mit, Kohle etc verwenden:

we burn gas this winter

b) besonders SCHIFF betrieben werden oder fahren mit

6. US sl auf dem elektrischen Stuhl hinrichten

7. US sl einen Ball etc pfeffern, schmeißen (beide umg)

8. US sl übers Ohr hauen, reinlegen (beide umg)

burn² [bɜːn] s schott Bach m

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I 1. noun
(on the skin) Verbrennung, die; (on material) Brandfleck, der; (hole) Brandloch, das
2. transitive verb,
burnt or burned

1) verbrennen

burn a hole in something — ein Loch in etwas (Akk.) brennen

burn one's boats or bridges — (fig.) alle Brücken hinter sich (Dat.) abbrechen

2) (use as fuel) als Brennstoff verwenden [Gas, Öl usw.]; heizen mit [Kohle, Holz, Torf]; verbrauchen [Strom]; (use up) verbrauchen [Treibstoff]; verfeuern [Holz, Kohle]

burn coal in the stove — den Ofen mit Kohle feuern

3) (injure) verbrennen

burn oneself/one's hand — sich verbrennen/sich (Dat.) die Hand verbrennen

burn one's fingers, get one's fingers burnt — (fig.) sich (Dat.) die Finger verbrennen (fig.)

4) (spoil) anbrennen lassen [Fleisch, Kuchen]

be burnt — angebrannt sein

5) (cause burning sensation to) verbrennen

6) (put to death)

burn somebody [at the stake] — jemanden [auf dem Scheiterhaufen] verbrennen

7) (corrode) ätzen; verätzen [Haut]
3. intransitive verb,
burnt or burned

1) brennen

burn to death — verbrennen

2) (blaze) [Feuer:] brennen; [Gebäude:] in Flammen stehen, brennen

3) (give light) [Lampe, Kerze, Licht:] brennen

4) (be injured) sich verbrennen

she/her skin burns easily — sie bekommt leicht einen Sonnenbrand

5) (be spoiled) [Kuchen, Milch, Essen:] anbrennen

6) (be corrosive) ätzen; ätzend sein

Phrasal Verbs:

- burn down

- burn out

- burn up
II noun
(Scot.) Bach, der

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(on) n.

Brandwunde f.

Verbrennung (an) f. v.

(§ p.,p.p.: burned)

or: burnt•) = brennen v.

(§ p.,pp.: brannte, gebrannt)

verbrennen v. v.

verbrennen v.

English-german dictionary > burn
10 burn

burn [bɜ:n]

(verb: preterite, past participle burned or (Brit) burnt)

1. noun

   a. brûlure f

• cigarette burn brûlure f de cigarette

   b. (Scottish) ruisseau m

2. transitive verb

   a. brûler ; [+ town, building] incendier

• to be burnt to death être brûlé vif

• to burn o.s. se brûler

• to burn one's finger se brûler le doigt

• to get burned (figurative) se brûler les doigts

• to burn one's boats brûler ses vaisseaux

• to burn the candle at both ends brûler la chandelle par les deux bouts

   b. [+ CD, DVD] graver

3. intransitive verb

   a. brûler

• you left all the lights burning vous avez laissé toutes les lumières allumées

• she burns easily elle attrape facilement des coups de soleil

• her face was burning (from embarrassment) elle était cramoisie

   b. ( = be eager) brûler ( with de)

• he was burning to get his revenge il brûlait (du désir) de se venger

4. compounds

► burns unit noun service m des grands brûlés

► burn down

1. intransitive verb

[house] être réduit en cendres

2. separable transitive verb

[+ building] incendier

► burn out

1. intransitive verb

[fire, candle] s'éteindre

2. separable transitive verb

• he burnt himself out il s'est détruit

► burn up separable transitive verb

[+ calories] brûler

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[bɜːn] 1.
noun brûlure f
2.
transitive verb (prét, pp burned ou burnt GB)

1) ( damage by heat or fire) brûler [papers, rubbish]; incendier, faire brûler [building]; [sun] brûler; [acid] ronger, brûler; [alcohol, food] brûler [mouth]; laisser brûler [food]; brûler [pan]

to be burned to the ground ou to ashes — être détruit par le feu

to be burned alive — être brûlé vif

to be burned to death — mourir carbonisé

to burn one's finger — se brûler le doigt

2) ( use)

to burn coal/gas — [boiler] marcher au charbon/au gaz

3) Computing graver [CD]
3.
intransitive verb (prét, pp burned ou burnt GB)

1) ( be consumed by fire) [wood] brûler

2) ( be turned on) [light] être allumé

3) ( be painful) [blister, wound] cuire; ( from sun) brûler

he has the kind of skin that burns easily — il attrape facilement des coups de soleil

his cheeks were burning — il était rouge de honte

4) Culinary [toast, meat] brûler; [sauce] prendre au fond

5) fig ( be eager)

to be burning with desire — brûler de désir
4.
reflexive verb (prét, pp burned ou burnt GB)

to burn oneself — se brûler

Phrasal Verbs:

- burn away

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

••

to burn one's boats — brûler ses vaisseaux

English-French dictionary > burn
11 burn

burn [bɜ:n]

brûlure ⇒ 1 (a) combustion ⇒ 1 (b) brûler ⇒ 2 (a), 2 (b), 3 (a) filer ⇒ 2 (c) exploser ⇒ 2 (d)

( British pt & pp burned or burnt [bɜ:nt], American pt & pp burned)

1 noun

(a) (injury) brûlure f

(b) Technology (in engine) (durée f de) combustion f

(c) familiar

∎ to go for the burn (when exercising) forcer jusqu'à ce que ça fasse mal^□

(d) Scottish (brook) ruisseau m

2 intransitive verb

(a) (gen) brûler;

∎ there was a lovely fire burning in the sitting-room un beau feu brûlait ou flambait au salon;

∎ I can't get the wood to burn je n'arrive pas à faire brûler ou flamber le bois;

∎ the toast is burning le pain grillé est en train de brûler;

∎ she could see a cigarette burning in the dark elle pouvait voir une cigarette qui brûlait ou se consumait dans l'obscurité;

∎ this material won't burn ce tissu est ininflammable;

∎ the church burned to the ground l'église a été réduite en cendres;

∎ a light was burning in the study une lumière brûlait dans le bureau

(b) figurative (face, person)

∎ my face was burning (with embarrassment) j'avais le visage en feu, j'étais tout rouge;

∎ the wind made her face burn le vent lui brûlait le visage;

∎ I'm burning (from sun) je brûle; (from fever) je suis brûlant, je brûle;

∎ she was burning with anger/impatience elle bouillait de colère/d'impatience;

∎ she was burning for adventure elle brûlait du désir d'aventure

(c) familiar (travel at speed) filer, foncer;

∎ we burned down the motorway nous foncions ou nous filions sur l'autoroute

(d) Technology (mixture in engine) exploser

3 transitive verb

(a) (paper, logs, food) brûler; (car, crop, forest) brûler, incendier;

∎ to burn coal/oil/gas (boiler) marcher au charbon/au mazout/au gaz;

∎ three people were burnt to death trois personnes sont mortes carbonisées ou ont été brûlées vives;

∎ to be burnt alive être brûlé vif;

∎ suspected witches were burnt at the stake les femmes soupçonnées de sorcellerie étaient brûlées vives;

∎ his cigarette burnt a hole in the carpet sa cigarette a fait un trou dans la moquette;

∎ did you burn yourself? est-ce que tu t'es brûlé?;

∎ I burnt my mouth drinking hot tea je me suis brûlé (la langue) en buvant du thé chaud;

∎ I've burnt the potatoes j'ai laissé brûler les pommes de terre;

∎ the house was burnt to the ground la maison fut réduite en cendres ou brûla entièrement;

∎ figurative to burn one's boats or bridges brûler ses vaisseaux ou les ponts;

∎ figurative to burn one's fingers, to get one's fingers burnt se brûler les doigts;

∎ figurative to have money to burn avoir de l'argent à ne pas savoir qu'en faire;

∎ money burns a hole in his pocket l'argent lui file entre les doigts

(b) Computing (CD) graver

(c) American familiar (swindle) arnaquer

(d) American familiar (anger) foutre en rogne

➲ burn away

1 intransitive verb

(a) (continue burning)

∎ the bonfire burned away for several hours le feu a brûlé pendant plusieurs heures

(b) (be destroyed by fire) se consumer

2 separable transitive verb

(gen) brûler; (paint) brûler, décaper au chalumeau

➲ burn down

1 intransitive verb

(a) (be destroyed by fire) brûler complètement;

∎ the building burned down le bâtiment fut complètement détruit par le feu ou brûla complètement

(b) (die down)

∎ the fire in the stove has burned down le feu dans le poêle est presque éteint; (grow smaller) diminuer, baisser;

∎ the candle has burned down la bougie a diminué

2 separable transitive verb

(building) détruire par le feu, incendier

➲ burn off separable transitive verb

(a) (vegetation) brûler, détruire par le feu; (gas) brûler; (paint) décaper au chalumeau

(b) (calories) brûler;

∎ to burn off some energy se dépenser

➲ burn out

1 separable transitive verb

(a) (destroy by fire → building) détruire par le feu

(b) (wear out → bulb) griller; (→ fuse) faire sauter; (→ engine) griller;

∎ figurative to burn oneself out s'épuiser

(c) (die down) diminuer, éteindre;

∎ after twelve hours the forest fire burnt itself out au bout de douze heures l'incendie de forêt s'est éteint

2 intransitive verb

(bulb) griller; (fuse) sauter; (brakes, engine) griller; (candle, fire) s'éteindre

➲ burn up

1 separable transitive verb

(a) (destroy by fire) brûler

(b) figurative (person → consume) brûler, dévorer;

∎ the desire for revenge was burning him up il était dévoré par le désir de se venger

(c) (consume)

∎ this car burns up a lot of petrol cette voiture consomme beaucoup d'essence;

∎ Physiology to burn up a lot of calories/energy dépenser ou brûler beaucoup de calories/d'énergie;

∎ Cars to burn up the miles aller à toute vitesse, foncer

(d) American familiar (make angry)

∎ it really burns me up to see you like this ça me rend dingue de te voir comme ça

2 intransitive verb

(a) (fire) flamber

(b) Aviation se consumer, se désintégrer

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12 burn out

1. transitive verb
1) ausbrennen

2) (fig.)

feel burned out — sich erschöpft fühlen

burn oneself out — sich völlig verausgaben
2. intransitive verb
1) [Kerze, Feuer:] erlöschen, ausgehen; [Rakete[nstufe]:] ausbrennen

2) (Electr.) durchbrennen

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◆ burn out

I. vi

1. (extinguish) fire, candle herunterbrennen

2. rocket ausbrennen

3. AM ( fam: reach saturation)

▪ to \burn out out on sth etw schnell überhaben fam

4. (stop functioning) bulb, fuse durchbrennen; (slowly) cable, coil, wire durchschmoren

II. vt

1. (stop burning)

the candle/fire/match \burn outt itself out die Kerze/das Feuer/das Streichholz brannte herunter

2. usu passive (be destroyed)

her talent has \burn outt out mit ihrem Talent ist es vorbei

to be \burn outt out of house and home durch einen Brand Haus und Hof verlieren

▪ to \burn out out ⇆ sb jdn ausräuchern

3. (become exhausted)

▪ to \burn out oneself out sich akk völlig verausgaben [o fam kaputt machen]

▪ to be \burn outt out [völlig] ausgebrannt sein

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1. vi
(fire, candle) ausbrennen, ausgehen; (fuse, dynamo etc) durchbrennen; (rocket) den Treibstoff verbraucht haben
2. vr

1) (candle, lamp) herunterbrennen; (fire) ab- or ausbrennen

2) (fig inf)

to burn oneself out — sich kaputtmachen (inf), sich völlig verausgaben

3. vt sep

1) enemy troops etc ausräuchern

they were burned out of house and home — ihr Haus und Hof war abgebrannt

2) usu pass

burned out cars/houses — ausgebrannte Autos/Häuser

he/his talent is burned out (inf) — mit ihm/seinem Talent ists vorbei (inf), er hat sich völlig verausgabt

he looked completely burned out (inf) — er sah völlig kaputt (inf) or verbraucht aus

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burn out

A v/i

1. ausbrennen (Feuer, Kerze etc, auch TECH Rakete)

2. AGR ausgelaugt werden (Boden)

3. ELEK durchbrennen

B v/t

1. be burnt out ausbrennen (Haus, Fahrzeug etc):

they were burnt out of their home ihr Haus brannte ab

2. burn itself out → A 1

3. burn o.s. out

a) sich (gesundheitlich) ruinieren, sich kaputtmachen,

b) besonders SPORT sich völlig verausgaben

4. feindliche Truppen etc ausräuchern

* * *
1. transitive verb
1) ausbrennen

2) (fig.)

feel burned out — sich erschöpft fühlen

burn oneself out — sich völlig verausgaben
2. intransitive verb
1) [Kerze, Feuer:] erlöschen, ausgehen; [Rakete[nstufe]:] ausbrennen

2) (Electr.) durchbrennen

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v.

ausbrennen v.

English-german dictionary > burn out
13 stake

steik
I noun
(a strong stick or post, especially a pointed one used as a support or as part of a fence.)

II
1. noun
(a sum of money risked in betting: He and his friends enjoy playing cards for high stakes.)

2. verb
(to bet or risk (money or something of value): I'm going to stake $5 on that horse.)

- at stake

stake n

to be at stake estar en juego

stake

tr[steɪk]

noun

1 (bet) apuesta

■ the stakes were high había mucho en juego

2 (investment, share) interés nombre masculino, participación nombre femenino

■ the minister has a stake in that company el ministro tiene intereses en esa empresa

transitive verb

1 (bet) apostar, jugar(se); (risk) arriesgar, jugarse

■ I wouldn't stake my life on it no me jugaría la vida por eso

■ he stakes his reputation on it se juega la reputación con ello

2 (give financial support to) invertir en

plural noun stakes

1 (prize money) premio m sing

■ they were playing for very high stakes jugaban fuerte

1 (horse race) carrera f sing de caballos

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be at stake (at risk) estar en juego 2 (in danger) estar en peligro

popularity stakes índice nombre masculino de popularidad

————————

stake

tr[steɪk]

noun

1 (stick) estaca, palo; (post) poste nombre masculino; (for plant, tree) rodrigón nombre masculino; (in surveying) jalón nombre masculino

transitive verb

1 (fasten, support - gen) sujetar con estacas, apoyar con estacas (up, -); (- plant, tree) arrodrigar; (in surveying) jalonar

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be burnt at the stake morir en la hoguera

to pull up stakes SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL marcharse, desarraigarse

to stake a claim to something reivindicar algo, reclamar el derecho a algo

stake ['steɪk] vt, staked ; staking

1) : estacar, marcar con estacas (una propiedad)

2) bet: jugarse, apostar

3)

to stake a claim to : reclamar, reivindicar

stake n

1) post: estaca f

2) bet: apuesta f

to be at stake: estar en juego

3) interest, share: interés m, participación f

stake

n.

• apuesta s.f.

• estaca s.f.

• jalón s.m.

• posta s.f.

• poste s.m.

• puesta s.f.

v.

• apostar v.

• estacar v.

I steɪk
noun

1) ( pole) estaca f

to be burned at the stake — ser* quemado en la hoguera

to pull up stakes — (AmE colloq) levantar campamento

2)

a) ( bet) apuesta f

the stakes are high — es mucho lo que está en juego

to be at stake — estar* en juego

she has too much at stake — se juega demasiado en ello

b) ( interest)

to have a stake in a company — tener* participación or intereses en una compañía

we parents naturally have a stake in our children's future — como padres es natural que nos incumba el futuro de nuestros hijos

3) stakes pl

she's second in the popularity stakes — ocupa el segundo lugar en el índice de popularidad

II

transitive verb

1) ( risk) \<\<money/reputation/life\>\> jugarse*

to stake something ON something: I'd stake my last dime on it — me jugaría hasta el último centavo a que es así

2)

a) ( mark with stakes) marcar* con estacas, estacar*

the government was quick to stake its claim — el gobierno se apresuró a reclamar su parte

b) \<\<tree/plant\>\> arrodrigar*

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- stake out

[steɪk]
1. N

1) (=bet) apuesta f

the average stake is just 80p — la apuesta media es de solo 80 peniques

• to be at stake — estar en juego

the company's reputation is at stake — la reputación de la empresa está en juego

there's a lot at stake in this — es mucho lo que está en juego, hay mucho en juego

he has got a lot at stake, there is a lot at stake for him — es mucho lo que se está jugando

the issue at stake — el asunto en cuestión, el asunto de que se trata

• the stakes are high — (lit) se apuesta fuerte, las apuestas son muy elevadas; (fig) es mucho lo que está en juego, hay mucho en juego

to play for high stakes — (lit) apostar fuerte; (fig) tener mucho en juego

• to raise the stakes — (Gambling) subir la apuesta

developments that raised the stakes in the elections — acontecimientos que hicieron más aventuradas las elecciones

2) (=interest)

a) (Econ) participación f

• he bought a 12 per cent stake in the company — compró un 12 por ciento de participación en la compañía

b) (fig)

• every employee has a stake in the success of the firm — a todos los empleados les interesa que la empresa sea un éxito

through your children you have a stake in the future — tus hijos son tu participación en el futuro

3) stakes

a) (=race) carrera de caballos en la que el dinero del premio lo han puesto los propietarios de los caballos ; (=prize money) bote m

b) (fig)

• he is still in front in the popularity stakes — sigue siendo el más popular de todos

the President is riding high in the popularity stakes — el presidente goza de mucha popularidad

4) (=post) poste m ; (for plant) rodrigón m ; (for execution) hoguera f

• to be burned at the stake, die at the stake — morir en la hoguera

2. VT

1) (=bet) [+ money, jewels] jugarse, apostar; (fig) [+ one's reputation, life] jugarse

• to stake one's reputation on sth — jugarse la reputación en algo

I'd stake my life on it — me jugaría la vida a que es así

2) (with posts)

a) (=delimit) [+ area, path, line] marcar con estacas, señalar con estacas

- stake a or one's claim to

with this win he has staked his claim for a place in the final — con esta victoria se ha asegurado un puesto en la final

b) (also: stake up) (=support with stakes) [+ fence] apuntalar; [+ plants] arrodrigar

- stake off

- stake out

* * *

I [steɪk]
noun

1) ( pole) estaca f

to be burned at the stake — ser* quemado en la hoguera

to pull up stakes — (AmE colloq) levantar campamento

2)

a) ( bet) apuesta f

the stakes are high — es mucho lo que está en juego

to be at stake — estar* en juego

she has too much at stake — se juega demasiado en ello

b) ( interest)

to have a stake in a company — tener* participación or intereses en una compañía

we parents naturally have a stake in our children's future — como padres es natural que nos incumba el futuro de nuestros hijos

3) stakes pl

she's second in the popularity stakes — ocupa el segundo lugar en el índice de popularidad

II

transitive verb

1) ( risk) \<\<money/reputation/life\>\> jugarse*

to stake something ON something: I'd stake my last dime on it — me jugaría hasta el último centavo a que es así

2)

a) ( mark with stakes) marcar* con estacas, estacar*

the government was quick to stake its claim — el gobierno se apresuró a reclamar su parte

b) \<\<tree/plant\>\> arrodrigar*

•

Phrasal Verbs:

- stake out

English-spanish dictionary > stake
14 burn

bə:n 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) brenne

2) (to use as fuel.) brenne

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) brenne

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) ta fyr
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) brannsår, forbrenning

- burner

brannsår
--------
brenne
--------
forbrenne
--------
svi

I
subst. \/bɜːn\/

1) brannskade, brannsår, forbrenning

• she recieved third-degree burns to both arms

hun fikk tredjegradsforbrenninger på begge armene

2) brennende følelse, sviing

3) ( om brensel) forbrenning

4) (f.eks. på tøy) brent flekk, brennflekk

a slow burn voksende sinne, ulmende sinne
II
subst. \/bɜːn\/

( skotsk) bekk
III
verb ( burnt - burnt eller burned - burned) \/bɜːn\/

1) brenne, forbrenne, svi, brenne opp, fyre med, bli brent

• she burnt the letter

• money burns a hole in his pocket

pengene brenner i lommen hans

2) være (glo)varm, ha feber

• you're burning!

du er glovarm!

3) bli solbrent

• she burns easily

hun blir lett solbrent

4) ( om lyskilde) lyse, gløde, brenne

5) dø på bålet

6) (amer., slang) bli henrettet i den elektriske stol

7) (amer., slang) lure, snyte, svindle

• I was burned when I bought that ring

jeg ble lurt da jeg kjøpte den ringen

be burnt out bli hjemløs p.g.a. brann

burn calories ( fysiologi) forbrenne kalorier

burn daylight kaste bort tiden

burn down brenne opp, brenne ned (om hus e.l.), legge i aske

• the house burnt down to the ground

burn for lengte etter

burn into svi (seg) inn i, brenne (seg) inn i (hukommelsen e.l.)

burn off svi, brenne opp, fyre opp, brenne av, svi av

• the grass was burnt off

gresset ble svidd av

burn oneself out bli utbrent, være ute av stand til å yte noe mer

• if she doesn't slow down, she will burn herself out

hvis hun ikke tar det litt mer med ro, vil hun bli fullstendig utbrent

burn one's boats eller burn one's bridges brenne broene bak seg, brenne alle broer, brenne sine skip

burn one's fingers ( også overført) brenne fingrene

burn out brenne ut, brenne ned, bli fullstendig utbrent (om bygning)

• the engine has burnt out

motoren har skåret seg

• the candle had burnt itself out

lyset hadde brent helt ned

burn one's candle at both ends brenne sitt lys i begge ender, påta seg for mye

burn the midnight oil arbeide til langt på natt, jobbe ut i de små timer

burn to lengte etter å, brenne etter å

• I burn to hold her in my arms

jeg brenne etter å holde henne i armene mine

burn up brenne opp flamme opp

burn someone up (slang, amer.) irritere noen grenseløst, gjøre noen rasende

burn rubber rase avgårde i full fart, kappkjøre

burn with anger\/curiosity brenne av sinne\/nysgjerrighet

have money to burn ( hverdagslig) være stinn av gryn

English-Norwegian dictionary > burn
15 burn

[bə:n] 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) brænde

2) (to use as fuel.) brænde

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) brænde

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) brænde; fænge
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) brandsår; brændmærke

- burner

* * *
[bə:n] 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) brænde

2) (to use as fuel.) brænde

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) brænde

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) brænde; fænge
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) brandsår; brændmærke

- burner

English-Danish dictionary > burn
16 burn

[bə:n] 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) zažgati

2) (to use as fuel.) prižgati

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) narediti (luknjo)

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) vžgati se
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) opeklina, ožganina

- burner

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I [bə:n]
noun

Scottish dialectal poetically potoček
II [bə:n]
1.

transitive verb

zažgati, sežgati; pražiti; vžgati, ožigosati; spaliti;

2.

intransitive verb

goreti, smoditi se, žareti, skeleti, peči; plamteti, razplameniti, razvneti se

to burn to ashes — upepeliti; v prah zgoreti

to burn the candle at both ends — naporno delati, preveč se truditi

to burn daylight — zapravljati čas

to burn one's fingers — opeči si prste

to burn to the ground — do tal pogoreti

to have money to burn — imeti preveč denarja

it burned itself into my mind — vtisnilo se mi je v spomin

to burn out of house and home — pregnati

to burn one's boats — onemogočiti si povratek

his money burns a hole in his pocket — zapravi ves denar

money to burn — več ko dovolj denarja

to burn the midnight oil — delati ponoči

American to burn powder — zapravljati strelivo

the sun burns away the mist — sonce razprši meglo

to burn the water — loviti ribe pri svetilkah

to burn the wind ( —ali earth), American to burn up the road — brzeti v največjem diru
III [bə:n]
noun

opeklina; vžgano znamenje; požiganje; žig

to give s.o. a burn — ošiniti koga z uničujočim pogledom

English-Slovenian dictionary > burn
17 scorched

опаливать; опаленный

Синонимический ряд:

1. injured or destroyed by fire (adj.) blistered; burned; charred; incinerated; injured; injured or destroyed by fire; scalded; seared; singed

2. burned or burnt (verb) baked; broiled; burned; burned or burnt; cooked; melted; roasted; sweltered

3. charred (verb) charred; seared

4. lambasted (verb) blistered; castigated; drubbed; excoriated; flayed; lambasted; lashed; lashed into; scarified; scathed; scored; scourged; slammed; slapped; slashed

English-Russian base dictionary > scorched
18 burn

I [bɜːn]
nome bruciatura f., scottatura f.; med. ustione f.
II 1. [bɜːn]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

1) (damage by heat or fire) bruciare [ papers]; dare fuoco a, incendiare [ building]; [ sun] bruciare [ skin]; [ acid] corrodere, bruciare [ surface]; [alcohol, food] bruciare [ mouth]

to be burned to the ground, to ashes — essere distrutto dal fuoco, incenerito

to be burned alive — essere bruciato vivo

to be burned to death — morire carbonizzato

to burn one's finger — bruciarsi un dito

2) (use)

to burn coal, gas — [ boiler] andare a carbone, a gas

3) inform. gerg. masterizzare [CD]
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

1) (be consumed by fire) bruciare

2) (be turned on) [ light] essere acceso

3) (be painful) [blister, wound] bruciare; (from sun) [ skin] scottarsi

his cheeks were burning — aveva il viso rosso, era tutto rosso

4) gastr. [toast, meat] bruciarsi; [ sauce] attaccarsi

5) fig. (be eager)

to be burning with desire — bruciare o ardere di desiderio
3.
verbo riflessivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

to burn oneself — bruciarsi

- burn away

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

••

to burn one's boats — bruciare i ponti

* * *
[bə:n] 1. past tense, past participles - burned, burnt; verb
1) (to destroy, damage or injure by fire, heat, acid etc: The fire burned all my papers; I've burnt the meat.) bruciare

2) (to use as fuel.) infiammare

3) (to make (a hole etc) by fire, heat, acid etc: The acid burned a hole in my dress.) consumare

4) (to catch fire: Paper burns easily.) bruciare
2. noun
(an injury or mark caused by fire etc: His burns will take a long time to heal; a burn in the carpet.) ustione

- burner

* * *
I [bɜːn]
nome bruciatura f., scottatura f.; med. ustione f.
II 1. [bɜːn]
verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

1) (damage by heat or fire) bruciare [ papers]; dare fuoco a, incendiare [ building]; [ sun] bruciare [ skin]; [ acid] corrodere, bruciare [ surface]; [alcohol, food] bruciare [ mouth]

to be burned to the ground, to ashes — essere distrutto dal fuoco, incenerito

to be burned alive — essere bruciato vivo

to be burned to death — morire carbonizzato

to burn one's finger — bruciarsi un dito

2) (use)

to burn coal, gas — [ boiler] andare a carbone, a gas

3) inform. gerg. masterizzare [CD]
2.
verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

1) (be consumed by fire) bruciare

2) (be turned on) [ light] essere acceso

3) (be painful) [blister, wound] bruciare; (from sun) [ skin] scottarsi

his cheeks were burning — aveva il viso rosso, era tutto rosso

4) gastr. [toast, meat] bruciarsi; [ sauce] attaccarsi

5) fig. (be eager)

to be burning with desire — bruciare o ardere di desiderio
3.
verbo riflessivo (pass., p.pass. burned, burnt BE)

to burn oneself — bruciarsi

- burn away

- burn down

- burn off

- burn out

- burn up

••

to burn one's boats — bruciare i ponti

English-Italian dictionary > burn
19 broiled

жарить; жареный

Синонимический ряд:

1. hot (adj.) baked; burned; cooked; fired; fried; heated; hot; toasted; warmed

2. burned or burnt (verb) baked; burned; burned or burnt; cooked; melted; roasted; scorched; sweltered

3. rioted (verb) brawled; caterwauled; rioted; squabbled; wrangled

English-Russian base dictionary > broiled
20 finger

'fiŋɡə
1. noun
1) (one of the five end parts of the hand, sometimes excluding the thumb: She pointed a finger at the thief.) dedo

2) (the part of a glove into which a finger is put.) dedo

3) (anything made, shaped, cut etc like a finger: a finger of toast.) dedo

2. verb
(to touch or feel with the fingers: She fingered the material.) manosear

- fingernail
- fingerprint
- fingertip
- be all fingers and thumbs / my fingers are all thumbs
- have something at one's fingertips
- have at one's fingertips
- have a finger in the pie / in every pie
- put one's finger on

finger n dedo

finger

tr['fɪŋgə^SMALLr/SMALL]

noun

1 dedo

■ index finger dedo índice

■ middle finger dedo del corazón

■ ring finger dedo anular

■ little finger dedo meñique

transitive verb

1 (touch) tocar

2 pejorative manosear

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be all fingers and thumbs ser torpe

to burn one's fingers / get one's fingers burnt pillarse los dedos

to get one's finger out espabilarse

to have a finger in every pie estar metido,-a en todo

to have green fingers tener buena mano para las plantas

to have light fingers tener las manos largas

to have one's finger on the pulse estar al corriente de lo que sucede

to have one's fingers in the till robar (de la empresa), meter mano en la caja

to lay a finger on somebody/something tocar a alguien/algo

to lift a finger / raise a finger mover un dedo

to point the finger at somebody señalar a alguien con el dedo

to put one's finger on something dar en el clavo, poner el dedo en la llaga

to work one's fingers to the bone dejarse los codos trabajando

finger bowl lavadedos nombre masculino

finger ['fɪŋgər] vt

1) handle: tocar, toquetear

2) accuse: acusar, delatar

finger n

: dedo m

finger

n.

• dedo s.m.

v.

• manosear v.

• pulsar v.

• teclear v.

• tocar con los dedos v.

I 'fɪŋgər, 'fɪŋgə(r)
noun (of hand, glove) dedo m

first o index finger — (dedo) índice m

middle finger — (dedo) corazón m or medio m

third o ring finger — (dedo) anular m

fourth o little finger — (dedo) meñique m

you can count on the fingers of one hand the number of times... — se pueden contar con los dedos de una mano las veces...

not to lift o raise a finger — no mover* un dedo

to be all fingers and thumbs — (esp BrE) ser* torpe

to burn one's fingers o get one's fingers burned — pillarse los dedos

to cross one's fingers: well, here goes, fingers crossed bueno, ahí va a ver si hay suerte!; I'll keep my fingers crossed for you ojalá (que) tengas suerte; to have a finger in every pie estar* metido en todo; to have sticky fingers tener* la mano larga; to lay a finger on somebody: if you so much as lay a finger on her... si le llegas a poner la mano encima...; not to lift a finger to do something no levantar un dedo para hacer algo; to point the finger at somebody culpar a alguien; to pull o get one's finger out (BrE sl) (d)espabilarse (fam); to put one's finger on something: there's something about him, I can't quite put my finger on it tiene algo, no sabría decir concretamente qué es; to slip through somebody's fingers escapársele a alguien de las manos; to snap one's fingers chasquear or (Méx) tronar* los dedos; to work one's fingers to the bone — deslomarse trabajando

II

transitive verb ( handle) toquetear, tentalear (Méx)

['fɪŋɡǝ(r)]
1. N

1) (Anat) dedo m

• I can count on the fingers of one hand the number of times you've taken me out — con los dedos de la mano se pueden contar las veces que me has sacado

• to cross one's fingers, keep one's fingers crossed, I'll keep my fingers crossed for you — cruzo los dedos (por ti), ojalá tengas suerte

fingers crossed! — (for someone) ¡(que tengas) suerte!, ¡buena suerte!; (for o.s.) ¡deséame suerte!

• index finger — (dedo m) índice m

• they never laid a finger on her — no le pusieron la mano encima

• he didn't lift a finger to help us — no movió un dedo para ayudarnos

she never lifts a finger around the house — nunca mueve un dedo para ayudar en la casa

• little finger — (dedo m) meñique m

• middle finger — (dedo m) corazón m or medio m

• ring finger — (dedo m) anular m

• to snap one's fingers — chasquear los dedos

she only has to snap her fingers and he comes running — no tiene más que chasquear los dedos y él viene corriendo

- burn one's fingers

- get or pull one's finger out

- have a finger in every pie

- point the finger at sb

evidence points the finger of suspicion at his wife — las pruebas señalan a su mujer como sospechosa

to put one's finger on sth —

there's something wrong, but I can't put my finger on it — hay algo que está mal, pero no sé exactamente qué

there was nothing you could put your finger on — no había nada concreto

- slip through one's fingers

- be all fingers and thumbs

- he's got her twisted round his little finger

- put two fingers up at sb

- work one's fingers to the bone
pulse, twist 2., 1)
2) [of glove] dedo m

3) (=shape) franja f

a finger of smoke — una franja de humo

a finger of land projecting into the sea — una lengua de tierra adentrándose en el mar

4) (=measure) [of drink] dedo m

2. VT

1) (=touch) toquetear

2) (Brit) * (=betray, inform on) delatar

3) (Mus) [+ piano] teclear; [+ guitar] rasguear; [+ music score] marcar la digitación de

3.

CPD

finger bowl N — lavafrutas m inv

finger buffet N — buffet m de canapés

finger food N — (for babies) comida que los bebés pueden agarrar y comer con las manos ; (US) canapés mpl

finger paint N — pintura f para pintar con los dedos

finger painting N — pintura f de dedos

* * *

I ['fɪŋgər, 'fɪŋgə(r)]
noun (of hand, glove) dedo m

first o index finger — (dedo) índice m

middle finger — (dedo) corazón m or medio m

third o ring finger — (dedo) anular m

fourth o little finger — (dedo) meñique m

you can count on the fingers of one hand the number of times... — se pueden contar con los dedos de una mano las veces...

not to lift o raise a finger — no mover* un dedo

to be all fingers and thumbs — (esp BrE) ser* torpe

to burn one's fingers o get one's fingers burned — pillarse los dedos

to cross one's fingers: well, here goes, fingers crossed bueno, ahí va a ver si hay suerte!; I'll keep my fingers crossed for you ojalá (que) tengas suerte; to have a finger in every pie estar* metido en todo; to have sticky fingers tener* la mano larga; to lay a finger on somebody: if you so much as lay a finger on her... si le llegas a poner la mano encima...; not to lift a finger to do something no levantar un dedo para hacer algo; to point the finger at somebody culpar a alguien; to pull o get one's finger out (BrE sl) (d)espabilarse (fam); to put one's finger on something: there's something about him, I can't quite put my finger on it tiene algo, no sabría decir concretamente qué es; to slip through somebody's fingers escapársele a alguien de las manos; to snap one's fingers chasquear or (Méx) tronar* los dedos; to work one's fingers to the bone — deslomarse trabajando

II

transitive verb ( handle) toquetear, tentalear (Méx)

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