scorching

英 [ˈskɔːtʃɪŋ]

美 [ˈskɔːrtʃɪŋ]

adj.  酷热的; 猛烈的; 激烈的; 有力的
v.  (把…)烫坏，烧煳; 烤焦(物体表面); (使)枯黄，枯萎(尤指因曝晒或化学品的作用); 疾驰; 飞驰
scorch的现在分词

现在分词：scorching　

GREIELTSTEM8化学

Collins.1 / BNC.23266 / COCA.21591

牛津词典

adj.

• 酷热的
  very hot
• 猛烈的；激烈的；有力的
  used to emphasize how strong, powerful, etc. sth is
  1. a scorching critique of the government's economic policy
     对政府经济政策的严厉批评

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 酷热的;高温的
  Scorchingorscorching hotweather or temperatures are very hot indeed.
  1. That race was run in scorching weather...
     那次赛跑是在酷热的天气中进行的。
  2. It was a scorching hot day.
     那是一个大热天。

英英释义

adj

• hot and dry enough to burn or parch a surface
  1. scorching heat

adv

• capable of causing burns
  1. it was scorching hot

双语例句

• The sun was scorching hot.
  骄阳似火。
• The scorching sun has bent the crops.
  炽灼的太阳把庄稼晒得都弯了腰。
• For most people, summer involves numerous daily shifts between scorching outdoor heat and frosty air-conditioned interiors.
  对大多数人而言，夏季每天要在高温酷热的室外与寒冷的空调房之间转换无数次。
• That race was run in scorching weather
  那次赛跑是在酷热的天气中进行的。
• I spent my day on the scorching hot dust of the road.
  我在大路灼热的尘土上消磨了一天。
• This summer still is nice for him, but the scorching sun can only light Yi's stubbornness.
  这个夏天对他依然美好！夏日的灼阳只能点燃他的倔强。
• From freezing night it turned to scorching day as the sun climbed toward its zenith.
  太阳升到正中，霜冻的夜晚变成了炎热的正午。
• Many people dream of scorching round a racetrack.
  许多人梦想能绕着跑道飞奔。
• Gentle breeze in summer, blow away scorching sun, but can't blow away our attaching.
  夏日的微风，吹散了骄阳的酷炎，吹不散我们心头绵绵依恋。
• The road down to the river lay red and scorching between the ruined cotton fields.
  到河边去的那条路是红色的，滚烫的，两旁的棉花地都荒废了。