sear
第三人称
sears
现在进行时
searing
过去式
seared
过去完成时
seared
1
轻微烧焦表面, 用高温轻微灼烧表面
to lightly burn the surface of something with intense heat
及物动词
- She accidentally seared her hand on the hot stove.
她不小心在热炉子上烫伤了手。
- The intense flames seared the edges of the wood, leaving black marks.
强烈的火焰灼烧了木材的边缘，留下了黑色的痕迹。
- The intense heat from the furnace seared the paint off the old door.
炉子的强烈热量烧焦了旧门上的油漆。
- The heat of the fire seared the fabric, leaving a permanent burn mark.
火焰的热度灼烧了布料，留下了永久的烧伤痕迹。
- He used a blowtorch to sear the metal, making it easier to shape.
他用喷灯轻烧金属，使其更容易成型。
2
快速高温烹饪表面, 煎烤
to quickly cook the surface of food at high heat to develop a crust or color
及物动词
- The chef seared the steak on high heat to create a caramelized crust.
厨师用高温煎烤牛排以形成焦糖化的外皮。
- He seared the fish fillets in a hot pan to lock in moisture and flavor.
他在热锅中煎鱼片以锁住水分和风味。
- The torch seared the surface of the marshmallow, giving it a crispy texture.
火炬烧灼了棉花糖的表面，使其具有酥脆的质地。
- She seared the vegetables in the skillet until they were lightly charred.
她在煎锅里煎蔬菜，直到它们轻微烧焦。
- He seared the tuna quickly on each side to keep it rare in the middle.
他快速地在金枪鱼的每一面煎了一下，以保持中间部分半生不熟。
3
干枯, 枯萎
to become dry or withered, usually due to heat or lack of water
- The leaves began to sear in the intense heat of the summer.
在夏天的酷热中，叶子开始枯萎。
- The plants seared under the hot sun, wilting and losing their color.
植物在烈日下烤焦，枯萎并失去颜色。
- The flowers seared quickly as the temperature rose above 100 degrees.
当温度升至100度以上时，花儿很快就枯萎了。
- By late summer, the crops had started to sear due to the lack of rain.
夏末时，由于缺乏雨水，庄稼开始枯萎。
- The garden began to sear as the dry season continued.
随着旱季的持续，花园开始枯萎。
同义词：
4
烤干, 枯萎
to make something dry up or wither, typically from intense heat
及物动词
- The hot wind seared the plants, leaving them wilted and dry.
热风灼烧了植物，使它们枯萎干燥。
- The drought seared the crops, causing the fields to turn brown.
干旱烤焦了庄稼，导致田野变成褐色。
- The scorching sun seared the flowers, causing them to lose their vibrant colors.
炽热的太阳烤焦了花朵，使它们失去了鲜艳的色彩。
- The heat from the fire seared the leaves, turning them crispy.
火焰的热量烧焦了叶子，使它们变得酥脆。
- The late frost seared the tender shoots, preventing them from flourishing.
晚霜灼伤了嫩芽，阻止了它们的茁壮成长。
同义词：
5
烧灼表面, 烤
to develop a superficial burn on the surface, usually due to exposure to intense heat or flame
及物动词
- The sun seared his back as he worked outside without sunscreen.
当他在外面工作没有涂防晒霜时，太阳灼伤了他的背部。
- The blast of heat from the oven seared her face as she opened the door.
当她打开门时，烤箱的热浪灼伤了她的脸。
- The hot cup of coffee seared his tongue when he took a sip too quickly.
当他喝得太快时，那杯热咖啡烫伤了他的舌头。
- As I walked across the scorching sand, the sun was searing my skin.
当我走过炽热的沙子时，太阳灼烧着我的皮肤。
- If we don't find shelter soon, the blazing sun will sear us with its intense heat.
如果我们不尽快找到避难所，炽热的太阳会用它的强烈热量灼伤我们。