1·I scorched my dress when I was ironing it.
我把自己的连衣裙熨焦了。
—— 《牛津词典》
2·Clothing scorched, ears ringing, Jack stumbled to his feet and lunged forward. He slammed his back against the power shed's metal door - still hot from the blast.
杰克的衣服都被烤焦了，耳朵里嗡嗡作响，他跌跌撞撞地站起来往前冲出，直到后背重重撞上配电房的金属门——那扇门被爆炸的气浪熏灸后还是热的。
3·In satellite pictures, the region looks like silver foil that has been crumpled, then scorched.
在卫星图片中，这个地区看上去像是一片被弄皱又烤焦的银箔。
4·The meat was black and scorched outside but still raw inside.
这块肉外面又黑又焦而里面却还是生的。
5·The air smelled of ash, every rock and tree in sight was scorched and blackened, the ground strewn with burned and broken bones, yet it had been home to him.
空气中充斥着灰烬的味道，视线之内所有岩石和树木均被烧成焦黑色，地上散落着燃尽的碎骨，而这也正是他的家。
1·The bomb scorched the side of the building.
炸弹烧焦了建筑物的侧面。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
2·My translator and I walked up to an old man standing in front of what had been a house, now a heap of scorched bamboo.
我和我的翻译走向一名老人，他站的地方原本是一座房子，现在只剩下一堆烧焦的竹子。
3·An example of the complexity that faces meteorologists is provided by the weather system that scorched Moscow, said Stott.
斯托特说，烧焦莫斯科的天气系统提供了一个实例，说明气象学家所面对的复杂性。
4·It is also said that when the bull was reopened, the scorched bones of the remains shone like jewels and were made into bracelets.
还有一种说法是，当铜牛被再次打开的时候，被烧焦的骨质残旧物会像宝石一样闪耀，甚至会被用来镶嵌手镯。
5·Bullet holes pockmarked the walls of flats, scorched buildings lurked amidst the cityscape and sunlight glinted on the headstones of overflowing cemeteries.
公寓楼的墙面上弹痕累累，城市里残存着烧焦的楼宇。到处是墓地，阳光在墓碑上闪烁。
1·Mt. 13:6 But when the sun rose, they were scorched; and because they had no root, they withered.
太十三6等日头一出来，就晒焦了，又因没有根，便枯干了。