I. scorch [skɔ:tʃ, америк. skɔ:rtʃ] ГЛ. перех.
II. scorch [skɔ:tʃ, америк. skɔ:rtʃ] ГЛ. неперех.
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Critics have praised her work as fierce, unapologetic, scorching and deliriously gutsy.
en.wikipedia.org Caused by incendiaries, the fire scorched the courthouse and left it a brown color.
en.wikipedia.org It burned two tires and scorched the paint on the vehicle.
en.wikipedia.org If it is over-dried, scorching may occur and this reduces the nutritional value of the meal.
en.wikipedia.org She spends most of her time tending to her crops that have been scorched by the droughts in recent summer seasons.
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