torch

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torch
[tɔːtʃ]
sustantivo
1antorcha (f) (burning stick)
  • to carry a torch for somebody (sentido figurado) -> estar enamorado(a) or prendado(a) de alguien
2linterna (f) (electric light) (británico)
verbo transitivo
3incendiar

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torch [torch]
sustantivo
1Antorcha (flame), hacha.
2Linterna.
3Incendiario (arsonist).

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torch [tɔːtʃ]
noun
1 (flaming) antorcha; (f) tea; (f)
to carry the torch of democracy/progress mantener viva la llama de la democracia/del progreso
Since his death in 1985 his widow has carried the torch of his Stalinist legacy ...a magazine aiming to carry the torch of radical political journalism
to carry a torch for sb estar enamorado de algn
2 (Britain) (electric) linterna; (f)
3 (Téc) (also blow torch) soplete; (m)
verb:transitive
(set fire to) [+building, vehicle] prender fuego a; incendiar
The rioters torched the local library Cars and trucks were torched, bottles and bricks thrown

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