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burn:

to burn verb (burns, burnt, burning)

  1. to burn (stigmatize; mark; brand; stigmatise)
    estigmatizar
  2. to burn (scorch; scald; singe)
    arder; calcinar
  3. to burn (stick to the pan)
    pegarse
  4. to burn
    quemarse
  5. to burn (burn to a cinder; burn out; burn down; )
    incendiar; destruir por incendio; quemar totalmente
  6. to burn
    – To copy files to a recordable CD. 1
    grabar

Conjugations for burn:

present
  1. burn
  2. burn
  3. burns
  4. burn
  5. burn
  6. burn
simple past
  1. burnt
  2. burnt
  3. burnt
  4. burnt
  5. burnt
  6. burnt
present perfect
  1. have burnt
  2. have burnt
  3. has burnt
  4. have burnt
  5. have burnt
  6. have burnt
past continuous
  1. was burning
  2. were burning
  3. was burning
  4. were burning
  5. were burning
  6. were burning
future
  1. shall burn
  2. will burn
  3. will burn
  4. shall burn
  5. will burn
  6. will burn
continuous present
  1. am burning
  2. are burning
  3. is burning
  4. are burning
  5. are burning
  6. are burning
subjunctive
  1. be burnt
  2. be burnt
  3. be burnt
  4. be burnt
  5. be burnt
  6. be burnt
diverse
  1. burn!
  2. let's burn!
  5. burnt
  6. burning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

burn [the ~] nomen

  1. the burn (scald; scalding; burning)
    la quemadura

Translation Matrix for burn:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
arder burning; burnings; roasting
pegarse clinging; glueing together; gluing; pasting; sticking; sticking together
quemadura burn; burn mark; burning; scald; scalding burn hole; scorch-mark
quemarse burning down
- burn mark; burning; sunburn; suntan; tan
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
arder burn; scald; scorch; singe blaze; blush; flame; flush; glow; turn red
calcinar burn; scald; scorch; singe
destruir por incendio burn; burn down; burn loose; burn out; burn to a cinder; burn up; fire; flare up; take fire
estigmatizar brand; burn; mark; stigmatise; stigmatize stigmatise; stigmatize; stigmify
grabar burn absorb; appeal; appeal against; control; engrave; etch; examine; groove; incise; inscribe; inspect; lap up; renovate; restore; score; sip up; survey; take in; take up; view
incendiar burn; burn down; burn loose; burn out; burn to a cinder; burn up; fire; flare up; take fire ignite; inflame; kindle; light; make burning; put on the fire; send up in flames; set alight; set fire to; strike
pegarse burn; stick to the pan adhere; attach to; boost; cake; cheat; encourage; glue; glue together; gull; patch; push on; spoof; stick; stick to; stick together; trick; with glue
quemar totalmente burn; burn down; burn loose; burn out; burn to a cinder; burn up; fire; flare up; take fire
quemarse burn burn out
- bite; burn down; burn off; burn up; cauterise; cauterize; combust; cut; fire; glow; incinerate; sting; sunburn

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Related Definitions for "burn":

  1. damage inflicted by fire2
  2. a place or area that has been burned (especially on a person's body)2
  3. an injury caused by exposure to heat or chemicals or radiation2
  4. a browning of the skin resulting from exposure to the rays of the sun2
  5. pain that feels hot as if it were on fire2
  6. get a sunburn by overexposure to the sun2
  7. burn with heat, fire, or radiation2
    • The iron burnt a hole in my dress2
  8. burn, sear, or freeze (tissue) using a hot iron or electric current or a caustic agent2
  9. undergo combustion2
    • Maple wood burns well2
  10. cause to undergo combustion2
    • burn garbage2
    • The car burns only Diesel oil2
  11. destroy by fire2
    • They burned the house and his diaries2
  12. use up (energy)2
  13. create by duplicating data2
    • burn a CD2
  14. feel strong emotion, especially anger or passion2
    • She was burning with anger2
    • He was burning to try out his new skies2
  15. cause a sharp or stinging pain or discomfort2
    • The sun burned his face2
  16. feel hot or painful2
    • My eyes are burning2
  17. spend (significant amounts of money)2
    • He has money to burn2
  18. burn at the stake2
    • Witches were burned in Salem2
  19. cause to burn or combust2
  20. shine intensely, as if with heat2
  21. To copy files to a recordable CD.1

Wiktionary Translations for burn:

burn
verb
  1. write data
  2. injure (a person or animal) with heat or caustic chemicals
  3. cause to be consumed by fire
  4. be consumed by fire
noun
  1. act of burning something
  2. physical injury
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• burn → abrasarse; abrasar; quemar ↔ verbranden — verteerd worden door vuur of hitte
• burn → quemadura; escaldadura ↔ brandwonde — (medisch, nld) een wond veroorzaakt door een sterke oververhitting van de huid, gewoonlijk door blootstelling aan vuur
• burn → arder; quemar ↔ branden — verteerd worden door vuur
• burn → arroyo; riachuelo ↔ Bach — kleiner, natürlicher Wasserlauf
• burn → quemar ↔ brennen — intransitiv, in Flammen stehen, dem Feuer ausgesetzt sein
• burn → arder ↔ brennen — intransitiv, (ugs.:) für jemanden/etwas eine Zuneigung empfinden
• burn → picar; escocer ↔ brennen — intransitiv: die Haut, Augen oder Schleimhäute reizen
• burn → grabar ↔ brennen — transitiv, EDV: mit einem Brenner eine Zusammenstellung von Musik- oder anderen Daten auf CD oder DVD archivieren
• burn → quemar ↔ verbrennen — transitiv: etwas durch Feuer vernichten
• burn → arder ↔ arder — (vieilli) extrêmement rare|fr brûler.
• burn → quemadura ↔ brulure — lésion que le feu, un corps très chaud, une substance corrosif, des radiations, etc., font sur la peau.
• burn → quemar; arder ↔ brûler — consumer, corroder ou endommager par le feu, ou par produits chimiques.
• burn → quemadura ↔ brûlure — Impression que le feu, un corps très chaud ou une substance corrosive font sur la peau ou sur quelque autre matière... (Sens général).

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