singe

中英词典：singe

形容词

• singe [形容词]：微烧的，稍烤的

名词

• singe [名词]：微烧的痕迹，稍烤的痕迹

词语辨析

• singe 和 burn 的区别：singe 通常指稍微烧焦或烤焦，而 burn 指被火烧伤或烤焦的结果。

词汇扩充

• singeing [动词的现在分词]：烧焦，烤焦的动作或过程
• singed [过去分词]：烧焦，烤焦的结果
• singes [第三人称单数]：烧焦，烤焦的动作

近义词

• scorch [动词]：烧焦，烤焦
• char [动词]：烧焦，烤焦

反义词

• cool [动词]：冷却
• extinguish [动词]：熄灭

柯林斯词典

singe (singes, singeing, singed) 1. If you singe something, you burn it slightly.

2. A singe is a slight burn.

牛津词典

singe (singes, singeing, singed) 1. Burn (something) superficially or lightly.

2. A slight burn or scorch.

用法

1. The chef carefully singed the surface of the meat before grilling it.

2. She accidentally touched the hot pan and got a singe on her finger.

例句

• The candle singed the tablecloth.
• The hairdryer was left on too long and singed her hair.
• He singed his eyebrows while lighting the fireworks.
• The edges of the paper were singed after being too close to the flame.
• I smelled the singe of burning wood in the air.
• She quickly extinguished the singe on her sleeve.
• The singe on the fabric was barely noticeable.
• His jacket had a few singes from sparks flying out of the fireplace.
• They used a blowtorch to singe the feathers off the chicken.
• The singeing process gave the fabric a unique texture.
• His hair had a faint singe smell after being too close to the campfire.
• After the accident, his eyebrows had a singed appearance.
• The baker removed the cookies from the oven just as they started to singe.
• She used a lighter to singe the frayed ends of the rope.
• The singed leaves of the plant indicated that it had been exposed to high heat.
• He suffered a singe on his hand when he touched the hot stove.
• The tailor carefully singed the edges of the fabric to prevent fraying.
• There were singe marks on the table where the hot pan had been placed.
• She could still smell the singe of burnt hair in the room.
• He quickly patted out the singe on his clothing.