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burn¹ [bɜ:n] SAM. škot.

burn

potoček m. spol

I . burn² [bɜ:n] SAM.

1. burn:

burn (injury)

opeklina ž. spol

burn (sunburn)

sončna opeklina ž. spol

2. burn (damage):

burn

ožganina ž. spol

cigarette burn

od cigarete ožgano mesto

3. burn (act of burning):

burn

požiganje

II . burn² <burnt[or Am usuburned], burnt[or Am usuburned] > [bɜ:n] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. burn (be in flames):

burn

goreti [dov. obl. zagoreti]

burn house

plamteti [dov. obl. zaplamteti]

to burn to death

zgoreti

to burn to death

umreti v ognju

2. burn GASTR.:

burn

smoditi [dov. obl. prismoditi]

3. burn (sunburn):

burn

opeči

4. burn (acid):

burn

žgati [dov. obl. ožgati]

III . burn² <burnt [or Am usuburned], burnt[or Am usuburned] > [bɜ:n] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. burn (damage with heat):

burn

žgati [dov. obl. ožgati]

burn village

požigati [dov. obl. požgati]

to burn one's fingers also fig.

opeči si prste

2. burn GASTR.:

burn

prismoditi

burn

pražiti [dov. obl. popražiti]

3. burn (sunburn):

to be burnt

imeti sončne opekline

4. burn (acid):

burn

razžirati [dov. obl. razžreti]

5. burn (use up):

burn calories

kuriti [dov. obl. pokuriti]

burn oil

porabiti

6. burn RAČ.:

burn

peči [dov. obl. speči]

to burn one's bridges

požgati/porušiti vse mostove za seboj

to burn the/one's candle at both ends

preveč si naložiti na ramena

to have money to burn

imeti denarja kot listja in trave

to burn the midnight oil

delati pozno v noč

I . burn away GLAG. nepreh. glag.

burn

dogoreti

burn (continuously)

zgorevati

II . burn away GLAG. preh. glag.

burn

zažigati [dov. obl. zažgati]

I . burn down GLAG. preh. glag.

burn

požigati [dov. obl. požgati]

II . burn down GLAG. nepreh. glag.

burn building

pogoreti

burn building forest

zgoreti

burn building forest candle, fire

dogoreti

I . burn out GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. burn fire, candle:

burn

izgoreti

2. burn rocket:

burn

zgoreti

3. burn am. angl. pog. (reach saturation):

to burn out on sth

naveličati se česa

4. burn bulb:

burn

pregoreti

burn (slowly)

dogorevati

II . burn out GLAG. preh. glag.

1. burn (stop burning):

the candle burnt itself out

sveča je dogorela

2. burn (lose):

to be burnt out of house and home

izgubiti dom zaradi požara

3. burn (person):

to burn [oneself] out

popolnoma se izčrpati

to burn [oneself] out

izgoreti

I . burn up GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. burn:

burn

zgoreti

2. burn fig. (be feverish):

burn

žareti [dov. obl. zažareti]

3. burn aerosp:

burn rocket, satellite

zgoreti

II . burn up GLAG. preh. glag.

burn

porabiti

burn calories

pokuriti

sec·ond-de·gree ˈburn SAM.

second-degree burn

opeklina ž. spol druge stopnje

third-de·gree ˈburn SAM.

third-degree burn

opeklina ž. spol tretje stopnje

Primeri uporabe besede burns

tertiary burns

opekline tretje stopnje

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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There are additional concerns that horses are underfed and overused, repeatedly roped until lame, with rope burns down to the bone.

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Burns escaped from the chain gang with the help of another inmate who struck his restraints with a sledgehammer, bending and weakening them.

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Moldy bread, honey and copper salts were also used to prevent infection from dirt in burns.

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The door shows marks, which have the appearance of burns caused by candle flames, which the credulous associate with the devil's fingerprints.

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He has shrapnel embedded in the back of his leg and suffered flash burns.

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He also owned up to repeatedly holding his lover's boyfriend against a piping hot radiator for up to 20 seconds, causing three separate burns.

www.thenorthernecho.co.uk

As a baby, she was left too close to a stove and suffered severe burns to both feet, which were subsequently amputated.

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Participants risk suffering frostbite-like symptoms and second or third-degree burns.

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Coal burns with twice the Btu of wood or peat, creating greater heat.

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It has a higher calorific value and burns with a luminous flame.

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