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I. torch <pl -es> [tɔ:tʃ, Am tɔ:rtʃ] N
1. torch Aus, Brit (hand-held light):
- torch
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2. torch (burning stick):
3. torch Am (blowlamp):
- torch
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4. torch fig (source of well-being):
II. torch [tɔ:tʃ, Am tɔ:rtʃ] N modifier
- torch
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ˈtorch song N
- torch song
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ˈweld·ing torch N
- welding torch
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Klett Mechatronics Glossary
| I | torch |
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| you | torch |
| he/she/it | torches |
| we | torch |
| you | torch |
| they | torch |
| I | torched |
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| you | torched |
| he/she/it | torched |
| we | torched |
| you | torched |
| they | torched |
| I | have | torched |
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| you | have | torched |
| he/she/it | has | torched |
| we | have | torched |
| you | have | torched |
| they | have | torched |
| I | had | torched |
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| you | had | torched |
| he/she/it | had | torched |
| we | had | torched |
| you | had | torched |
| they | had | torched |
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