scorch in Irish
scorch in Irish is tíor — scorch means to burn the surface of something, discolouring or damaging it without destroying it completely.
scorch in Irish
tíor
(transitive) To burn the surface of something so as to discolour it
What does "scorch" mean?
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verb To burn the surface of something, discolouring or damaging it without destroying it completely.
"The iron scorched a mark into the shirt."
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noun A mark or patch of surface burning or discolouration.
"There's a scorch on the tablecloth from the hot pan."
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scorch in a sentence
- The iron scorched a mark into the shirt.
- The summer sun scorched the lawn brown.
- There's a scorch on the tablecloth from the hot pan.
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What is "scorch" in Irish?
"scorch" in Irish is tíor. scorch means: To burn the surface of something, discolouring or damaging it without destroying it completely.
How do you use "scorch" in a sentence?
Example: "The iron scorched a mark into the shirt." In Irish, "scorch" is tíor.
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