#TOAST BURN MARKS SKIN#

12 CD if you burn a CD or DVD, you record music, images, or other information onto it using special computer equipment 13 → be burning with rage/desire etc 14 → be burning to do something 15 → be/get burned 16 → burn your fingers/get your fingers burned 17 → burn a hole in your pocket 18 → burn your bridges/boats 19 → burn the candle at both ends 20 → burn the midnight oil 21 → it burns somebody that/how etc 22 GO FAST go fast informal FAST/QUICK to travel very fast burn along/up etc a sports car burning up the motorway Grammar Burn belongs to a group of verbs where the same noun can be the subject of the verb or its object. 11 BE EMBARRASSED face/cheeks if your face or cheeks are burning, they feel hot because you are embarrassed or upset I could feel my cheeks burning as I spoke. 10 feel hot and painful FEEL HOT/COLD/TIRED ETC if a part of your body burns, or if something burns it, it feels unpleasantly hot The whisky burned my throat as it went down. a fat-burning exercise 9 SHINE light if a light or lamp burns, it shines or produces light A lamp was burning in the kitchen window. greenhouse gases caused by the burning of fossil fuels 8 fat/energy if you burn fat or calories, you use up energy stored in your body by being physically active Taking a brisk walk every morning is a great way to burn calories. 7 fuel TP USE something if you burn a fuel, or if it burns, it is used to produce power, heat, light etc The boiler burns oil to produce heat. 6 chemicals DAMAGE to damage or destroy something by a chemical action Quite a lot of household chemicals can burn your skin. burn something to a crisp/cinder The meat was burned to a crisp. 5 food to spoil food by cooking it for too long, or to become spoiled in this way I’m afraid I’ve burnt the pizza. Her face and neck were quite badly burned. Don’t forget you can still get burnt when you’re swimming or when it’s cloudy.

#TOAST BURN MARKS SKIN#

4 sun if the sun burns your skin, or if your skin burns, it becomes red and painful from the heat of the sun → sunburn I burn quite easily. Heretics were burnt at the stake (=burnt in a fire as a punishment ). A family of five were burned alive in their home last night (=died in a fire ). Sixteen passengers were burned to death (=died in a fire ). 3 injure/kill somebody with fire to hurt yourself or someone else with fire or something hot I burned my hand on the oven door. He dropped his cigarette and burnt a hole in the carpet. Make sure the iron isn’t too hot or you’ll burn the cloth. Cars were burned and shops were looted during the rioting. 2 DESTROY WITH FIRE destroy something with fire to destroy or damage something with fire I burnt all his old letters. b) if something is burning, it is producing flames and being damaged or destroyed by fire Parts of the building are still burning. An average household candle will burn for about six hours. S2 W3 verb ( past tense and past participle burnt / bɜːnt $ bɜːrnt / or burned ) 1 PRODUCE HEAT produce flames and heat a) if a fire burns, it produces heat and flames There was a fire burning in the fireplace.Burning From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Power, Computers burn burn 1 / bɜːn $ bɜːrn /

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