Summary
burn {noun}
scottatura · bruciatura
to burn {verb}
bruciare · carbonizzare · prendere fuoco · avvampare · essere acceso · ardere · bruciare · ardere · inaridire · cauterizzare · consumare · usare · bruciare · bruciare · arrossire · andare a tutta birra · correre a tutta birra
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English-Italian translation for "burn"
"burn" Italian translation
burn {noun}
to burn {verb}
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to scorch, to sear, to burn off, to burn up)
I watched nearly half of the buildings in my neighborhood burn down.
And this man, Terry Jones: I mean here's a guy who wants to burn Korans, right?
If I understand matters scientific correctly, you need plastic to burn tomatoes.
You can burn rocket fuel to get there, or you can do something really incredible.
One of them was to burn the German flag and to send the ashes to Chancellor Kohl.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to char, to carbonize)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to light)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to blaze)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to blaze)
As Jesus speaks, the hearts of the two disconsolate travellers find a new serenity and begin to burn with joy.
Hundreds of women are raped each month as soon as they leave the camp and walk a few metres to go and find some wood to burn for heating or
And the fire that burned in me on day three through six of chemo is the fire that is burning in the forests of the world.
But Moses, if you saw the movie, "The Ten Commandments," Moses goes out, and there's this burning bush, and God talks to him.
That is why the beauty of the icon can be best appreciated in a church where in the shadows burning lamps stir infinite flickerings of light.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to parch, to scorch)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to scorch, to bake)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to cauterize)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to wear out, to wear away, to erode, to fray)
In some areas in my country, there are more cases of rape each day than there are burnt-out cars.
Our forest heritage is gradually burning down and disappearing.
If the dark energy remains around, the stars around us will use up their nuclear fuel, they will stop burning.
The candle shines inasmuch as it is burnt up.
Mr President, Minister, Commissioner, the world continues to see the burning of fossilised matter.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} (also: to use, to consume)
In Sweden, the manufacture of pulp has traditionally used wood residues for burning in the manufacturing process.
So, if you want to take a particularly hard case for an American: somebody in Iran who is burning an American flag, and you see them on TV.
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} [fig.]
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {vb} [gastro.] (also: to burn to a crisp, to char)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.i.} (also: to bash, to blush out of shame, to be ashamed, to crimson)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.i.} [idiom] (also: to go like greased lightning)
to burn [burnt; burned|burnt; burned] {v.i.} [idiom] (also: to go like greased lightning)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "burn":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "burn" in Italian
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