Translations for „scorching“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

scorching [ˈskɔ:tʃtɪŋ, Am ˈskɔ:r-] ADJ

scorching

skwarny

scorching sun

palące słońce nt

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

scorch

przypalać [perf przypalić]

the sun scorched our faces

słońce nt spiekło nam twarze

scorched plants

rośliny fpl spalone słońcem

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

1. scorch (become discoloured):

scorch

płowieć [perf s-]

2. scorch inf (go fast):

scorch

pędzić

III . scorch [skɔ:tʃ, Am skɔ:rtʃ] N

1. scorch (mark):

a scorch mark

ślad m ognia

2. scorch no pl of plants, leaves:

scorch

brunatnienie nt

Usage examples with scorching

scorching sun

palące słońce nt

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English

Lim's wife was then made to kneel down under the scorching sun for four hours at a stretch, in addition to bearing other insults.

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It is a compilation of six songs (plus one reprise) that describe the advent of the monsoon after a scorching summer.

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Blinds are also available for extra shade from the scorching sun in the afternoons.

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It is screened overhead by day from the scorching heat with shades.

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Monsoon rains bring much awaited relief from the scorching heat.

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Their troops, wearing heavy armor, had to stand in the scorching sun for several hours waiting for an attack.

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They turn in a scorching hot tango, that brings praise and high scores from six of the seven judges.

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Hence, both of them looked their best in this film and their scorching chemistry set the screens on fire.

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The dam was a major attraction with people spending all day swimming in the scorching heat.

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The scorching light of day lasts for six months, while the remaining six months of the year are ice-bound darkness.

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