burn

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arder

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sustantivo
1arroyo (m) (stream) (inglés de Escocia)

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burn [bern]
sustantivo
1Quemadura, la llaga o herida que hace el fuego o una cosa muy caliente (on skin, surface).
2(Esco. é Ingl. del Norte) Arroyo, riachuelo.
3Un incendio y sus consecuencia
sustantivo

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burn [bɜːn] burned burnt
noun
1 (Med) quemadura; (f)
2 (Space) [of rocket] fuego; (m)
verb:transitive
1 (gen) quemar; [+house, building] incendiar; [+corpse] incinerar; [+mouth, tongue] quemar; escaldar
to burn a house to the ground incendiar y arrasar una casa; to burn a hole in sth hacer un agujero en algo quemándolo; to burn sth to ashes reducir algo a cenizas; to be burned alive ser quemado vivo; to be burnt to death morir abrasado; to burn one's finger/hand quemarse el dedo/la mano; I've burnt myself! ¡me he quemado!; ¡me quemé!; (LAm) I burnt the toast se me ha quemado la tostada
to get burned They always took chances and got burned very badly in past years
to burn one's boats bridgesor quemar las naves
to burn the candle at both ends hacer de la noche día
to burn one's fingers
get one's fingers burned
pillarse los dedos
money burns a hole in his pocket el dinero le quema las manos
After a while Andrew's cheque book began to burn a hole in his pocket. He decided to sell his boat and buy a larger one for use in the Med
2 [+sun] [+person, skin] tostar; [+plants] abrasar
with a face burned by the sun con la cara tostada al sol
3 [+fuel] consumir; usar
4 [+CD, DVD] tostar
verb:intransitive
1 [+fire, building etc] arder; quemarse; (catch fire) incendiarse
to burn to death morir abrasado
2 [+skin] (in sun) quemarse; tostarse
3 [+meat, pastry etc] quemarse
4 [+light, gas] estar encendido
5
to burn with anger/passion etcetc arder de rabia/pasión etc;etc to burn with desire for desear ardientemente; to burn with impatience consumirse de impaciencia; to burn to do sth desear ardientemente hacer algo
burn [bɜːn]
noun
(Scot) arroyo; (m) riachuelo; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "burn"

Imperative
  • burn
  • you burn
  • he/she burns
  • we burn
  • you burn
  • they burn
Preterite
  • I burnt
  • you burnt
  • he/she burnt
  • we burnt
  • you burnt
  • they burnt
Present Continuous
  • I am burning
  • you are burning
  • he/she is burning
  • we are burning
  • you are burning
  • they are burning
Present Perfect
  • I have burned
  • you have burned
  • he/she has burned
  • we have burned
  • you have burned
  • they have burned
Past Continuous
  • I was burning
  • you were burning
  • he/she was burning
  • we were burning
  • you were burning
  • they were burning
Past Perfect
  • I had burned
  • you had burned
  • he/she had burned
  • we had burned
  • you had burned
  • they had burned
Future
  • I will burn
  • you will burn
  • he/she will burn
  • we will burn
  • you will burn
  • they will burn
Future Perfect
  • I will have burned
  • you will have burned
  • he/she will have burned
  • we will have burned
  • you will have burned
  • they will have burned
Future Continuous
  • I will be burning
  • you will be burning
  • he/she will be burning
  • we will be burning
  • you will be burning
  • they will be burning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been burning
  • you have been burning
  • he/she has been burning
  • we have been burning
  • you have been burning
  • they have been burning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been burning
  • you will have been burning
  • he/she will have been burning
  • we will have been burning
  • you will have been burning
  • they will have been burning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been burning
  • you had been burning
  • he/she had been burning
  • we had been burning
  • you had been burning
  • they had been burning
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