vi.

1. 发热；发光
   The sun burns bright in the sky.

   太阳在天空明亮地照耀着。

2. 燃烧；着火
   Dry wood burns easily.

   干柴易燃。

3. 烧毁；烧焦；烫伤
   The factory burned to the ground.

   工厂被彻底烧毁了。

4. 发烧，发烫
   My cheeks burned.

   我的面颊发烫。

5. （常用进行时）激动，发怒；热切盼望[（+with）][+to-v]
   We were burning with anger.

   我们十分气忿。

6. 快速行进[Q]
7. 晒黑

vt.

1. 烧毁
   The whole city was burned to the ground.

   整座城市都被烧光了。

2. 烧伤；烧坏；烧焦；烫伤
   The soup was so hot that it burned my mouth.

   这汤很热，以致烫伤了我的嘴。

3. 燃烧发出（热或光）
4. （化学制品）腐蚀
   The worker's overalls were badly burned by acid.

   这位工人的工作装被酸腐蚀得很厉害。

5. 烧灼；烙
6. 使晒黑
7. 激起……的愤怒（或欲望等）
8. 消耗；浪费
   Our furnace burns oil.

   我们的暖气炉烧油。

n.

1. 烧伤，灼伤；烙印；灼痛感[C][U]
   He suffered severe burns.

   他被严重烧伤。

2. （火箭引擎的）发动[C]
3. （有氧运动过剧引起的）疼痛

n.[C]

1. 【苏格兰】小溪
2. 卖假毒品给人；毒品交易中收了钱却不给货

v.

1. (of a fire) flame or glow while consuming a fuel.
   ▸use (a fuel) as a source of heat or energy.
2. be or cause to be harmed or destroyed by fire.
   ▸(of the skin) become red and painful through exposure to the sun.
   ▸feel hot as a result of illness, injury, or emotion.
3. (be burning with) be entirely possessed by (a desire or emotion).
4. (burn out) become exhausted through overwork.
5. informal drive very fast.
6. (burn someone up) N. Amer. informal make someone very angry.
7. produce (a CD) by copying from an original or master copy.

n.

1. an injury or area of damage caused by burning.
   ▸a painful sensation in the muscles experienced as a result of sustained exercise.
2. a firing of a rocket engine in flight.
3. N. Amer. & Austral./NZ an act of clearing of vegetation by burning.

n.