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burning

/ˈbɜː.nɪŋ/

Tradução: Descreve algo que está em chamas, muito quente, ou uma sensação intensa, como um desejo ardente., Substantivo que designa o processo de queimar algo ou o ato de atear fogo; também pode indicar a sensação de calor intenso ou dor em parte do corpo., Verbo que indica o processo de combustão ou destruição pelo fogo, ou ainda causar dano pelo calor.

3 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈbɜː.nɪŋ/B1formal
  • ptDescreve algo que está em chamas, muito quente, ou uma sensação intensa, como um desejo ardente.

Describes something that is on fire, very hot, or intensely felt, such as a burning desire.

  1. On fireA2formal

    In flames or actively burning with fire.

    ptEm chamas

    • The burning building lit up the night sky.
    • Firefighters arrived at the burning house quickly.
    • She escaped from the burning car unharmed.

    Sinônimosablazeafirealightblazingfieryflamingignitedkindledon fire

    Antônimosextinguishedfireproofunlit

  2. Intense heat or sensationB1formal

    Producing a strong feeling of heat or pain, like fire.

    ptArdente

    • He felt a burning pain in his chest.
    • The burning sun made the desert unbearable.
    • Her eyes were burning from the smoke.

    Sinônimosblazingbroilingfieryhotroastingscorchingsearingsmartingstingingswelteringtorrid

    Antônimoscoldcoolingfreezing

  3. Strong desire or passionB2formal

    Having a strong, urgent interest or enthusiasm for something.

    ptDesejo ardente

    • She has a burning ambition to become a doctor.
    • There are burning questions that need answers.
    • He spoke with burning passion about his cause.

    Sinônimosardentconsumingeagerferventfeverishimpassionedintensepassionatevehementzealous

    Antônimosapatheticcoldindifferentunenthusiasticuninterested

Formas
  • more burning comparative form
  • most burning superlative form
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noun

/ˈbɜː.nɪŋ/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o processo de queimar algo ou o ato de atear fogo; também pode indicar a sensação de calor intenso ou dor em parte do corpo.

A noun referring to the act or process of setting something on fire or the sensation of intense heat or pain.

incontável

  1. Act of combustionA2formal

    The process of burning something, producing fire or heat.

    ptCombustão

    • The firefighters controlled the burning of the forest.
    • The burning of waste is prohibited in this area.
    • They witnessed the burning of the old building.

    Sinônimoscombustionignitionincineration

    Antônimosdousingquenchingsmothering

  2. Intense sensation of heatB1formal

    A painful feeling of heat on the skin or in the body.

    ptQueimação

    • He felt a burning in his eyes from the smoke.
    • The burning in her throat was from acid reflux.
    • The chili peppers caused a burning sensation on his tongue.

    Sinônimossearingsmartsmartingstingstinging

  3. Intense desire or passionB2formal

    A strong, urgent feeling or passion for something.

    ptPaixão ardente

    • She had a burning desire to succeed in her career.
    • There is a burning passion for justice in his speeches.
    • His burning ambition drove him to work long hours.

    Sinônimosardorcravingdesirefervorhungerlongingpassionthirsturgeyearning

    Antônimosapathycoolnessindifference

Formas
  • burnings plural form
  • burnings' possessive plural form
  • burning's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

burn/bɜːrn/A2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica o processo de combustão ou destruição pelo fogo, ou ainda causar dano pelo calor.

A verb used to indicate the process of consuming or being destroyed by fire, or causing damage through heat.

verbo irregular

  1. Produce fire or heatA1formal

    To be on fire or produce flames and heat.

    ptQueimar

    • The campfire burned brightly all night.
    • Don't let the toast burn in the toaster.
    • The forest fire burned for several days.

    Sinônimosblazeflameflareflickerglowsmolder

  2. Damage by heatA1formal

    To injure or damage something with fire, heat, or acid.

    ptQueimar

    • She burned her hand on the hot stove.
    • The sun burned his skin during the hike.
    • Acid can burn through metal.

    Sinônimosblistercharincineratescaldscorchsearsingetorch

  3. Consume fuel or energyB1informal

    To use up fuel or energy quickly.

    ptConsumir combustível ou energia

    • This car burns too much gas.
    • Athletes burn calories during intense workouts.
    • The engine burns oil faster than expected.

    Sinônimosconsumedevoureat upexpendguzzleuse up

    Antônimosconservepreservesave

  4. Feel intense sensationB2informal

    To feel a stinging or painful sensation.

    ptArder

    • My eyes are burning from the smoke.
    • His throat burned after eating spicy food.
    • The cold wind made her cheeks burn.

    Sinônimosachehurtpricklesmartstingtingle

    Antônimoscoolfreezenumb

Formas
  • burned past participle
  • burnt past participle
  • burned past simple
  • burnt past simple
  • burning present participle
  • burns third person singular

Variantes phrasalburn downburn offburn outburn up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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