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| (flash on; take fire; ignite; light; catch fire) | |
| (sear) | () |
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🔗 The burn later became infected, requiring a second visit.
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| (calcine) | |
| (stream; brook; rill; beck; rivulet) | () |
| (burn down; incinerate) | |
🔗 Do you really believe they went to all that bother just to burn a few houses?
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| (be on fire) | |
🔗 I saw the burned houses
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| (sear; strike) | |
🔗 Go, before I speak a spell to burn you with fire.
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| (glow; glow with heat; be ardent) | |
| (incinerate; burn) | |
🔗 A number of Muslim owned shops have been burned down by a Hindu mob in India.
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| (be burnt down) | ( brulkonsumiĝi ) |
🔗 His sister’s house was burned down as well.
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🔗 A woman has been burnt to death by a mob in northern Nigeria’s Niger state after she was accused of blaspheming against prophet Muhammad, police have said.
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| (afire; alight) | brulanta |
| (ardent; afire; aflame; aglow) | |
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🔗 Because of the combined factors of urbanization and pollution caused by burning of fossil fuel, Běijīng is often affected by serious environmental problems, which lead to health issues of many inhabitants.
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heart‐burn (water‐brash; pyrosis) | |
sunburn | |
sunburn | sunbruliĝi |