scorching

形容词极热的，烧焦似的; 苛刻的; 尖酸刻薄的

动词烧焦，烤焦(scorch的现在分词); 严厉批评; 切割; 过早硫化

1. 焦烧：(78)焦烧(Scorching) 焦烧是指橡胶胶料在加工过程中产生的早期硫化现象. 为了避免烧焦的危险,可添加防焦剂,如氯丁橡胶混炼时加入的醋酸钠.

2. 早期硫化：scopoline 莨若林 | scorching 早期硫化 | scorification 熔融法

3. 激烈的：scorcher 大热天 | scorching 激烈的 | score out 划掉

4. 烧焦：scorcher 极热的东西 | scorching 烧焦 | scorchline 簇叶烧焦线

1. scorching

1. 酷热的;高温的
    Scorching or scorching hot weather or temperatures are very hot indeed.

    e.g. That race was run in scorching weather...
           那次赛跑是在酷热的天气中进行的。
    e.g. It was a scorching hot day.
           那是一个大热天。

1. scorching什么意思

1. He looked exhausted after all his cheering and drum pounding in the cloudless, scorching Beijing morning.

2. scorching的翻译

2. The scorching temperatures in many parts of China over the past week have prompted an increasing number of tourists to seek relief in coastal cities.

3. Let a few filthy rich consume luxury items under the scorching eyes of the general public who regard such behavior as flashy and bad taste.

4. Visitors could also save precious time under the scorching sun when cycling on the complicated, narrow and winding alleys.

5. Sweating under the scorching sun, they performed traditional lion dances for delighted crowds during Chinese festivals to raise money.

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6. The plant where Siemens was working is key to boosting generating capacity to meet the surge in power demand during Iraq's scorching summer.

7. Tourists wear hats to protect themselves against the scorching sun in Beijing.

8. A worker at a railway construction site in Ningbo drinks water to protect himself against the high temperature and scorching sun on July 29.

9. A rain shower had stopped just before the officials arrived, and some residents were spreading their wet sheets out to dry under the scorching sun.

10. At least eighty fires have been caused by the scorching sun since August 1, according to the municipality's disaster relief office.

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