Was heißt »ver­schmo­ren« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

durch­bren­nen:

bolt

elope

escape

schmel­zen:

melt

über­hit­zen:

overheat

superheat

ver­bren­nen:

incinerate

Englische Beispielsätze

• Wherever books are burned, they will eventually burn people as well.

• Rome wasn't built in a day, but it did burn down in one.

• Be careful not to burn the candle at both ends.

• You need to be careful not to burn the candle at both ends.

• Unlike some other mobs, creepers don't burn up when the sun rises.

• The forest fire continues to burn, but it is not spreading any further.

• When you've finished reading this letter, burn it.

• "Did the lightbulb burn out?" "No, it just wasn't screwed in right."

• If you're going to burn an American flag, make sure you steal it instead of buying it.

• Do you think this will burn?

• You can't burn anything without oxygen.

• Temperatures around the world are rising as humans burn coal, oil and other fossil fuels for energy.

• Tom is suffering from burn-out.

• Tom is on the edge of burn-out.

• Be careful not to burn the roof of your mouth.

• Usually, meteoroids burn up in the atmosphere and never reach the ground. A meteorite is the chunk of material that does reach the ground.

• I'm not going to an emergency room for a first-degree burn.

• We need to burn all this stuff before the police get here.

• Internal combustion engines burn a mixture of fuel and air.

• You will burn in hellfire.