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scorched

UK
/skɔːtʃt/
US
/skɔrtʃt/

Translations

scorchedadjective
more scorched
Comp.
most scorched
Super.
UK
/skɔːtʃt/
US
/skɔrʧt/
The scorched landscape stretched for miles, devoid of any vegetation.
Выжженный ландшафт простирался на мили, лишённый какой-либо растительности.
The scorched earth was a testament to the intense heat of the fire.
Обожжённая земля была свидетельством сильного жара от огня.
Synonyms
burned
charred
seared
singed
toasted
blackened
scorchverb

scorched

Past Simple

scorched
Past Simple
scorched
Past Participle
scorching
Gerund
UK
/skɔːtʃ/
US
/skɔrtʃ/
He accidentally scorched his shirt while ironing.
Он случайно подпалил рубашку, когда гладил.
The fire will scorch the leaves if it gets too close.
Огонь опалит листья, если подойдёт слишком близко.
Be careful not to scorch your hand on the hot pan.
Будь осторожен, чтобы не обжечь руку о горячую сковороду.
Additional translations
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Synonyms
burn
char
sear
singe
scald
blacken
toast

Definitions

scorchedadjective
Burned or dried out by heat or fire.
The scorched landscape was a testament to the intense summer heat.
Damaged or discolored by intense heat.
The scorched fabric of the curtains indicated a close call with the fireplace.
scorchverb
To burn the surface of something with flame or heat.
The chef accidentally scorched the steak while cooking it on high heat.
To cause intense heat or dryness to affect an area, often used in reference to the sun.
The relentless sun scorched the fields, leaving the crops dry and brittle.
To criticize someone or something harshly.
The critic scorched the new movie in her review, calling it uninspired and dull.
To move very quickly or at high speed, often leaving others behind.
The motorcycle scorched along the highway, leaving the cars behind.
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