Resumen
to burn {verbo}
calcinar · chamuscar · quemar · asurar · arder · achicharrar · quemarse (cuerpo) · cauterizar · incendiar · escaldar · incinerar
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Traducción Inglés-Español para "burn"
"burn" en español
burn {sustantivo}
to burn {verbo}
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to calcine)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to sear)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to tan)
I never thought that other people could burn the Danish flag with such passion.
You must collect these origami pieces or burn them in order to complete your task.
Will it burn out people ’ s eyes, stone women or cut off people ’ s hands?
The poorest in Zimbabwe do not want to shoot, kill, loot and burn crops.
If I understand matters scientific correctly, you need plastic to burn tomatoes.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to burn up, to scorch, to worry, to be concerned)
to burn up
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to ferment, to cause pain, to flame, to glow)
In my country, Greece, over 150 000 decares of forest were burnt.
Or perhaps I should say fiddling while the Treaty of Rome burns.
In the Nordic countries, there are also insects which need burning ant hills in order to breed.
My concern though with this debate is that we are fiddling whilst Rome burns.
The Danish Foreign Minister had an excellent press conference when the Danish embassies were burning.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to bother, to overcook, to scorch, to fry to a crisp)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} [med.] (también: to cauterize)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to set fire to, to set alight, to burn down, to set on fire)
to burn down
This burns extremely quickly and, in addition, destroys water reserves.
The reports of attacks on innocent civilians and the systematic burning of houses are wholly unacceptable.
Madam President, as has already been said, in recent years the South of Europe burns every summer and is flooded every winter.
The station was burnt to the ground and it is a terrible thing to see people surrounded by flames trying to save themselves.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to blanch, to scald)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to incinerate, to cremate)
Ultimately, the same emission standards must apply to any plant which burns waste.
Agreeing to the integration of the two directives would amount to allowing hazardous waste to be burnt in plants intended for household waste, and vice versa.
Murdering, setting fire to things and deporting people as they went, the pro-Indonesian militias left the country in a state of chaos, plundered and burnt to the ground.
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