singed / sɪndʒ /

被唱的被唱衰的被唱过的被唱了

singed2 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb

singed, singe·ing.

  1. to burn superficially or slightly; scorch.
  2. to burn the ends, projections, nap, or the like, of.
  3. to subject to flame in order to remove hair, bristles, feathers, etc.
n. 名词 noun
  1. a superficial burn.
  2. the act of singeing.

singed 近义词

v. 动词 verb

burn

更多singed例句

  1. Should you prefer a more subtle singe, you can remove the ribs and seeds when dicing the pepper.
  2. Their bodies were found singed in the burnt-out car in which they were killed.
  3. I may not have burned bridges,” Romney told Scott, “but a few of them were singed and smoking.
  4. His perfect pedigree was singed by stories in The New York Times that he exaggerated his Vietnam War record.
  5. Stunned and singed, you went below decks and helped jettison bombs.
  6. Red-hot cinders he highly relished, though in obtaining them he frequently singed off his moustaches.
  7. An odor of singed flesh drifted up from the ashes on the sand.
  8. Drake sailed into Cadiz harbour, and "singed the don's whiskers," but the vast preparations went on.
  9. The damage amounted to two blankets singed and dirtied, Jones's face scorched and hair singed, and Kennedy, one finger jammed.
  10. If this fail to extort a confession, he is singed to death with red-hot stones.