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f1. nur Sg. burning; CHEM., TECH. meist combustion2. (Einäscherung) cremation* * *die Verbrennungcombustion; burn; burning; torridness* * *Ver|brẹn|nung [fEɐ'brɛnʊŋ]f -, -en1) no pl (= das Verbrennen) burning; (von Müll) burning, incineration; (von Treibstoff) combustion; (von Leiche) cremation2) (= Brandwunde) burn; (= Verbrühung) scaldstarke/leichte Verbrennungen davontragen — to be badly/not seriously burned
See:→ Grad* * *die1) (burning: the combustion of gases.) combustion2) (a means of producing power eg in the engine of a motor car by the burning of a fuel gas (eg petrol vapour) inside the cylinder(s) of the engine.) internal combustion3) (a hurt caused by hot liquid or steam.) scald* * *Ver·bren·nung<-, -en>f\Verbrennung ersten/zweiten/dritten Grades first-/second-/third-degree burn* * *die; Verbrennung, Verbrennungen1) s. verbrennen 2. 1): burning; incineration; cremation2) (Kfz-W.) combustion3) (Wunde) burn* * *2. (Einäscherung) cremation2. (Brandwunde) burn (an +dat on);* * *die; Verbrennung, Verbrennungen1) s. verbrennen 2. 1): burning; incineration; cremation2) (Kfz-W.) combustion3) (Wunde) burn* * *(an) f.burn (on) n. f.burning n.combustion n.torridness n. -
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torridness — noun see torrid … New Collegiate Dictionary
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torridness — n. aridity, dryness, parchedness … English contemporary dictionary
torridness — tor·rid·ness … English syllables
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