English-French translation for "to sear"

to sear {vb} (also: to glow with heat, to blaze, to burn, to scorch)

to sear {vb} (also: to cauterize)

Huynh, M, K. Rupp, J. Sears, (2002).

SEAR Regional Autonomous Education System

You'll climb the vines that wrap the Sears Tower.

The event is seared in my memory.

I brought back with me many searing impressions and memories.

It was nice to have a person like Robin Sears set the record straight.

I haven't even touched you yet, and you're turning into the Sears Tower.

I can even think of private companies like Sears, Dow Chemical or Shell.

Sanborns Sears Roebuck de México

He worked for a while at Sears as a purchasing manager.

Here in the United States, 11 September is seared deeply into our national consciousness.

To my knowledge, no one that I am aware of has been contacted or in fact has met with Mr. Sears.

Those numbers are seared into the minds of everyone in this Chamber.

To represent the Permanent Council, I am accompanied today by its Vice-Chairman, Joshua Sears.

These degradation ceremonies sear deeply into the minds of many offenders an unrelenting low self-esteem.

Mr. Sears said the NDP followed the same rules and the scandal lies with Elections Canada.

The horror of this attack, the thousands dead: so many terrible images have been seared into our collective memory.

That question brings us face to face with a searing question for modern humanity: Do we really want peace?

The Volcker Committee report and its searing criticism of the role played by the Security Council are all too fresh for all of us.

The brutality of the Nazi regime and the incinerating flames of the Holocaust are seared into the soul of the people of Belarus.