英:[ˈskɔ:tʃə(r)]
美:[ˈskɔrtʃə(r)]
英:[ˈskɔ:tʃə(r)]
美:[ˈskɔrtʃə(r)]
scorch·er
skor chr
noun
a person or thing that scorches.
(informal) an exceedingly hot day.Yesterday was such a scorcher that we all took off early and went swimming.
"very hot day," 1874年,来自 scorch(动词)的代词名词。它也意味着或曾经意味着“言辞上的尖刻抨击”(1842年),“漂亮的女孩”(1881年),“棒球中的直线击球”(1900年)。
The first known use of scorcher was in 1733
scorianoun
rough cindery lava
score1 of 2noun
twenty
a group of 20 things—often used in combination with a cardinal number
fivescore
a line made with or as if with a sharp instrument
a duty or injury kept in mind for later action
had some old scores to settle
reason entry 1 sense 1b, ground
you have nothing to worry about on that score
the complete written music showing all of the individual parts of a large piece (as a symphony)
a number expressing accomplishment (as in a game or a test) or worth (as of a product)
had a score of 80 out of a possible 100
a record of points made by competing teams or players
the final score was 4–3
an act (as a goal, run, or touchdown) that gains points in any of various games or contests
the facts of a situation
we won't know what the score is until the laboratory results are in
score2 of 2verb
to set down in an account : record
to keep score in a game or contest
to mark with lines, grooves, scratches, or notches
berate, scold
to make or cause to make a score in or as if in a game : tally
score a run
achieve sense 2, win
scored a big success
grade entry 1 sense 3, mark
to arrange (a musical composition) for performance
score1 of 2noun
twenty
a group of 20 things—often used in combination with a cardinal number
fivescore
a line made with or as if with a sharp instrument
a duty or injury kept in mind for later action
had some old scores to settle
reason entry 1 sense 1b, ground
you have nothing to worry about on that score
the complete written music showing all of the individual parts of a large piece (as a symphony)
a number expressing accomplishment (as in a game or a test) or worth (as of a product)
had a score of 80 out of a possible 100
a record of points made by competing teams or players
the final score was 4–3
an act (as a goal, run, or touchdown) that gains points in any of various games or contests
the facts of a situation
we won't know what the score is until the laboratory results are in
score2 of 2verb
to set down in an account : record
to keep score in a game or contest
to mark with lines, grooves, scratches, or notches
berate, scold
to make or cause to make a score in or as if in a game : tally
score a run
achieve sense 2, win
scored a big success
grade entry 1 sense 3, mark
to arrange (a musical composition) for performance
scorekeepernoun
a person appointed to record the score during the progress of a game or contest
scorecardnoun
a card for recording the score (as of a game)
scoreboardnoun
a large board for displaying the score of a game or match
scorch1 of 2verb
to burn on the surface
to burn so as to dry, wilt, or turn brown
scorch2 of 2noun
a result of scorching
a browning of plant tissues usually caused by disease or heat
scorchernoun
someone or something that scorchesespecially: a very hot day
1 I make a mental note to re-create the salad at home, come the next scorcher.
2 Plus, we meet mysterious author Gill Sanderson, the woman behind such scorchers as Village Midwife, Blushing Bride and The Country Doctor's Daughter.
3 Wicks finds the poetry in wading through waist-high waters on a frigid February morning or in turning the cages on a July afternoon scorcher.
4 Well, the Wednesday of their wedding turned out to be an 'autumn 'tiger, ' a real scorcher.
偏偏结婚的那个星期三,天气是秋老虎,热得利害。
5 The World Meteorological Organization says the Sicilian scorcher was picked up on Aug. 11, 2021, at a time when temperatures were soaring across much of Europe — renewing concerns about climate change caused by human activity.
6 She was sheathed for the occasion, a celebration late last month of her debut as Campari’s latest calendar girl, in a scarlet scorcher of a gown that made the most of her yoga-toned curves.
7 With Glastonbury predicted to be a scorcher, the advice is to try and pack for the heat - and if it does rain, trusty wellies and a raincoat will always be in style.
8 Life as a Runway: A Watery Catwalk in Brooklyn The day was a scorcher, temperatures soaring to nearly 100 degrees.
9 It’s not just the Pacific Northwest experiencing yet another brutal scorcher.
10 Hamilton shined further when he turned the Quincy Jones-composed theme to “In the Heat of the Night” into a scorcher.
11 It is virtually impossible that heat waves like the Pacific Northwest’s June scorcher would have occurred without climate change, according to a recent analysis by the World Weather Attribution collaboration.
12 Last January, the Met Office announced that it believed this year would, indeed, be a record scorcher.
去年一月,英国气象局宣布,它认为今年的确将是创纪录的大热天。
13 The bowler let go a couple of scorchers.
投球手投出了几个快球。
14 By this past decade, that number had jumped to 10 scorchers each year.
15 Today is a real scorcher.
今天真像火烧的一样热.
16 “The chill’s gone from the air, and the real hot days—the scorchers—are just around the corner.”
17 Mkhitaryan almost doubled his tally early in the second half but his scorcher from distance came off the right post.
18 “It’s going to be a scorcher tomorrow,” Webb says to me.
19 Highs: 88-92 Forecast in detail The relief from this heat wave arrives in slow motion with today still a scorcher and temperatures only slipping back to seasonable lower 80s on the weekend.
20 Hotshots, who sped along hunched over their handlebars, were called “scorchers.”
5 痛骂
nip damnation philippic lash inveigh pepper wig savage bombard baste trounce belabor belabour cutup
7 引人注目的人
9 尖酸刻薄的话
10 斥责
reprehensive roger exprobration sneap rating snap rocket jaw slap reprimand snub reproof earful scolding reprobation panning tonguing reprehension setdown scold chide reprove rate skin jump row rap jawbone reprobate lambaste flagellate rollick reprehend give the rough side of tong the back of hand give a bad account of a kick in the pants blast away roar up