n.(名词)

1. 烙印
2. 焦痕，烧焦痕迹
3. 扣机
4. 西尔（音译名）

v.(动词)

1. 使枯萎，使干枯，使凋谢
2. 灼伤，烧灼
3. 干枯，凋萎，枯萎
4. 烧烤，烧焦，烤焦
5. 打烙印
6. 使失去感觉，变得麻木不仁
7. 轻煎，烙
8. 使骤然感到剧痛
9. 使干枯，使凋谢
10. 使变为冷酷无情

Adjective:

1. (used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture;

   "dried-up grass"
   "the desert was edged with sere vegetation"
   "shriveled leaves on the unwatered seedlings"
   "withered vines"
   

Verb:

1. make very hot and dry;

   "The heat scorched the countryside"
   

2. become superficially burned;

   "my eyebrows singed when I bent over the flames"
   

3. burn slightly and superficially so as to affect color;

   "The cook blackened the chicken breast"
   "The fire charred the ceiling above the mantelpiece"
   "the flames scorched the ceiling"
   

4. cause to wither or parch from exposure to heat;

   "The sun parched the earth"
   

1.烧掉…的表面;烧焦
Tosear something means to burn its surface with a sudden intense heat.

e.g. Grass fires have seared the land near the farming village of Basekhai.
草地野火烧焦了巴斯克亥农庄附近的土地。

2.烧灼;灼伤;灼痛
If somethingsears a part of your body, it causes a painful burning feeling there.

e.g. I distinctly felt the heat start tosear my throat.
我分明感觉到嗓子开始烧得难受。

3. see also: searing

1.

1. 烧焦：资料提示: 她是一个从小很调皮,很叼满的小女孩,有一天,she 看见她的姐姐在剪头发(shear),剪完后就开始烫,她一时兴起,把温度调的很高,结果姐姐的头发被烧焦(sear)拉,姐姐痛的流泪(shed),她却哈哈大笑.

2. 烙印：团名的由来~是藉由著我们想用我们的热情( fire ),灌注到每个音符当中,让我们的音乐,烙印(sear )在每个人的心中.

3. sear的反义词

3. 枯萎：drear 阴郁的 |sear 枯萎 | tear 眼泪

4. sear在线翻译

4. 烧灼;使骤然感到剧痛：Disturb:干扰 |sear:烧灼;使骤然感到剧痛 | Post-traumatic stress disorder: 创伤后精神紧张性障碍(简称PTSD)

5.sear：self esteem and relationship; 自尊心和性关系

The heat of the sun seared their faces.

烈日把他们的脸都晒伤了。

sear the meat first (= cook the outside of it quickly at a high temperature) to retain its juices.

先把肉稍煎一下以保持肉汁。

The pain seared along her arm.

她的胳膊一阵剧痛。

Feelings of guilt seared him.

他深感内疚。

Grass fires have seared the land near the farming village of Basekhai.

草地野火烧焦了巴斯克亥农庄附近的土地。

I distinctly felt the heat start to sear my throat.

我分明感觉到嗓子开始烧得难受。

sear a wound to prevent infection.

烧灼伤口以防感染.

Celebrity chefs slice, steam sear in aspirational culinary shrines of stainless steel and high gloss.

名厨们在他们所渴望的布满不锈钢的高光泽的烹调圣殿中切 、 蒸、烧.

Pan sear steak, fry until both sides Remove and cut into pieces.

平底锅中放少许油,烧热后放下牛排, 大火煎黄表面,两面都煎黄后夹出,切成块.

Heat 2 tbsps of oil to pan sear both sides of fish until golden brown.

锅中加热2汤匙油,快速放入鱼柳,把鱼柳两面都煎至金黄.

Father says:'sun temperature is very high, meet a person sear. '

父亲说: “ 太阳温度很高, 会把人烤焦的. ”

Some of the particles clog my smaller passages and some actually sear my tissues.

有些微粒堵塞我的小气道,有些甚至使我的组织凋萎.

Celebrity chefs slice, steam and sear in aspirational culinary shrines of stainless steel and high gloss.

名厨们在他们所渴望的布满不锈钢的高光泽的烹饪圣殿中切 、 蒸、烧.

Do you think just paying money entitles you to sear a man's flesh?

你以为只要出了钱就可以把别人的身体用花炮乱烧 吗 ?

Season beef ribs with seasonings, leave for 5 minutes. Pan sear ribs, arrange top of onion.

牛小排撒上调味料, 放置5分钟, 用热油煎黄两面, 移放在洋?丝上.

Inner Focus: Now works properly with Mind Flay , Mind sear, and Penance.

内蒙古重点: 现在正常运作与心灵Flay,心灵瘢痕, 并忏悔.

Of wailing winds and naked woods and meadows and sear.

风在哀号,树木凋零,草地一片枯黄.

To scorch or sear with heat.

使烤焦用热能烤焦或烧灼.

Season scallops with salt and pepper and sear pan till golden brown on both sides.

将扇贝以盐和白胡椒粉调味后煎至两面金黄色.

It'seemed that he began to sear.

看来他开始变得无情了.

Pan sear the steak with oil to own preference, set aside and cut into thin slices.

将调味好的牛肉煎至各人喜爱熟度.取出牛肉放置一边,切成片.

Heat a large skillet and sear the beef.

烧热平底锅,将牛肉表面略煎.

The manufacture of section coal which substituted charcoal sear trade using fine coke, blind coal, charcoal.

用焦粉 、 无烟煤 、 木炭、氧化剂等为原料制成型煤,代替烧烤业燃料木炭,利于节省木炭和保护环境.

sear the assorted shellfish, brush with honey and place under the grill till cooked.

将什锦贝类刷上蜂蜜,放在烤架上烤熟.

I distinctly felt the heat start to sear my throat.

我分明感觉到嗓子开始烧得难受。

• sear%20spring">sear spring击发阻铁簧
• sear%20notch">sear notch扣机齿
• sear%20pin">sear pin击发阻铁轴
• sear%20and%20yellow%20leaf">the sear and yellow leaf晚年(暮年)
• sear%20leaf">the sear leaf老境,暮年

• If no fire of sun..sear the tender grain.

  出自：A. C. Swinburne