scorched in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scorched in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.scorch [Am skɔrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] VB trans

scorch fabric:

scorch

chamuscar

scorch

quemar

scorch sun:

quemar

scorch sun:

agostar

scorch sun:

abrasar

the sun had scorched the fields/grass

el sol había agostado or abrasado los campos/la hierba

it was so hot I scorched my tongue

estaba tan caliente que me quemé or me abrasé la lengua

the iron scorched her sleeve

la plancha le chamuscó or le quemó la manga

scorched-earth policy

estrategia militar que consiste en arrasar todo lo que puede serle útil al enemigo

II.scorch [Am skɔrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] VB intr

1. scorch (become scorched):

scorch fabric:

chamuscarse

scorch food:

quemarse

2. scorch (go fast):

scorch person/vehicle:

ir a toda velocidad

scorch person/vehicle:

ir a todo lo que da inf

scorch person/vehicle:

ir a toda mecha inf

III.scorch [Am skɔrtʃ, Brit skɔːtʃ] N

scorch

quemadura f superficial

scorch mark

marca f de quemadura superficial

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calcinar sol: liter

to scorch

piedras calcinadas por el sol

stones scorched o roasted by the sun

chamuscar

to scorch

vio las plantas achicharradas por el sol

he saw the plants scorched and shriveled by the sun

achicharrarse planta:

to get scorched

abrasar

to scorch

abrasarse planta:

to get scorched

quemadura (al planchar)

scorch mark

quemar (con la plancha)

to scorch

quemar

to scorch

scorched in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scorched in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.scorch [skɔ:tʃ, Am skɔ:rtʃ] -es VB trans

scorch

chamuscar

II.scorch [skɔ:tʃ, Am skɔ:rtʃ] -es VB intr

scorch

chamuscarse

III.scorch [skɔ:tʃ, Am skɔ:rtʃ] -es N

scorch

quemadura f

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chamuscado (-a)

scorched

chamuscar (quemar)

to scorch

chamuscarse

to get scorched

socarrar

to scorch

requemar

to scorch

requemarse

to scorch

requemarse

to scorch

achicharrar

to scorch

abrasar (sol)

to scorch

quemar (planta: calor)

to scorch

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Coleus plants need well-drained soil to thrive otherwise they will suffer from stunted developments and brown or scorched leaves.

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Therefore, scorched earth tactics would be required in some important theaters.

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But, thankfully, it doesn't have the intense and incredibly misplaced anger that scorched through the latter, to leave you feeling miserable in the end.

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The Asturian miners practice a scorched earth policy, and from the ruins of their houses often fight to the death with dynamite charges.

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The entrance hall was completely burned out, the ceiling scorched, and the red walls above the oval doorway blackened.

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This is known as a scorched-earth policy.

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Trees ought to be a renewable resource, not a scorched earth policy of death and destruction.

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Scorched earth methods during, or after war have been in use for much of recorded history but with modern technology war can cause a far greater devastation on the environment.

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A basement window broke open allowing high winds to drive the fire, which scorched at both men.

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The army also used scorched earth tactics as a means to intimidate the enemy and to secure easier future victories.

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