Resumen
burning {sustantivo}
ardor · quemazón · combustión
burning {adjetivo}
ferviente · palpitante · ardiente
to burn {verbo}
calcinar · chamuscar · quemar · asurar · arder · achicharrar · quemarse (cuerpo) · cauterizar · incendiar · escaldar · incinerar
Sinónimos
burning: combustion · burning at the stake · electrocution
burn: sunburn · cauterize · cauterise
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"burning" en español
burning {sustantivo}
If swollen in pregnancy, they can cause pain, itching, burning sensation and occasionally bleeding.
It is caused by bacteria multiplying in urine, and the patient usually complains of urgency and burning pain while urinating.
These included breast tenderness, vaginal bleeding or spotting, vaginal discharge, vaginal irritation, burning and itching.
The complaint of a burning sensation in the mouth can be said to be a symptom of other disease or a syndrome in its own right of unknown
A small number of participants experienced a burning or stinging sensation with benzydamine spray but not sufficient to discontinue usage.
The adverse events most commonly reported were mild and transient such as skin irritation, itching, burning, and stinging.
burning {sustantivo} (también: combustion)
In any event, it is a sign that we should cut back on the burning of fossil fuels as much as possible.
During the burning process caused by the drying of the olive residue, benzopyrene is released.
Burning it produces carbon dioxide, but that is produced when fossil fuels are burned anyway.
In Sweden, the manufacture of pulp has traditionally used wood residues for burning in the manufacturing process.
Wood burning is not a sustainable source of energy, because CO2 and other polluting substances are released in the process.
burning {verbo}
They may not be burning them in Orange but they are certainly taking them out of the libraries!
Its outraged followers retaliated by burning flags and attacking the embassies of European countries.
Are we to continue burning coal unchecked?
burning {adjetivo}
burning {adj.} (también: beating, throbbing)
And now, I come to the burning issue of the finances of European political parties.
burning desire is to spend it with you in such a way that we will be sure not to
Enlargement is a burning moral obligation.
We do not share the rapporteur's burning desire to create a common foreign and security policy and hence also his criticism of its lack of
When Moses had the experience of the burning bush, God appeared to him as follows: I am the God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, the
burn {sustantivo}
to burn {verbo}
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to calcine)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to sear)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to tan)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to burn up, to scorch, to worry, to be concerned)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to ferment, to cause pain, to flame, to glow)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (también: to bother, to overcook, to scorch, to fry to a crisp)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} [med.] (también: to cauterize)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to set fire to, to set alight, to burn down, to set on fire)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to blanch, to scald)
burning (Present participle)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.t.} (también: to incinerate, to cremate)
burning (Present participle)
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "burning":
© Princeton Universitycombustion · burning at the stake · electrocution · burn
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "burn":
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Ejemplos de uso para "burning" en Español
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