英语词汇“burned-out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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British English: burned-out ADJECTIVE

vehicle Burnt-out vehicles or buildings have been so badly damaged by fire that they can no longer be used.

...a burnt-out car.

American English: burned-out
Brazilian Portuguese: incendiado
Chinese: 烧毁的
European Spanish: calcinado
French: incendié
German: ausgebrannt
Italian: distrutto dal fuoco
Japanese: 燃え尽きた
Korean: 불타 버린
European Portuguese: incendiado
Latin American Spanish: calcinado

British English: burned-out ADJECTIVE

person If someone is burned-out, they exhaust themselves at an early stage in their life or career because they have achieved too much too quickly.

Everyone I know who kept it up at that intensity is burned-out.

American English: burned-out
Brazilian Portuguese: estafado
Chinese: 筋疲力竭的
European Spanish: quemado
French: épuisé
German: ausgebrannt
Italian: finito
Japanese: 疲れ果てた
Korean: 지쳐 버린
European Portuguese: estafado
Latin American Spanish: quemado

单词	burned-out
释义	Trends of burned-out View usage for: burned-out burnt-out burned-out in British English (ˌbɜːndˈaʊt) adjective another spelling of burnt-out Examples of 'burned-out' in a sentence burned-out The entry place, a black, gaping mouth, reminded him of a burned-out bakery on the strcet where he had lived in Belfast. Bringle, Mary DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN It was the cassette I'd found on the second floor of the burned-out house at the camp. Kallen, Lucille C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS In the meantime I'd get something to eat somewhere, do my patrol, and sometime in the night get over to that burned-out house. Kallen, Lucille C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS In other languages burned-out British English: burned-out ADJECTIVE vehicle Burnt-out vehicles or buildings have been so badly damaged by fire that they can no longer be used. ...a burnt-out car. American English: burned-out Brazilian Portuguese: incendiado Chinese: 烧毁的 European Spanish: calcinado French: incendié German: ausgebrannt Italian: distrutto dal fuoco Japanese: 燃え尽きた Korean: 불타 버린 European Portuguese: incendiado Latin American Spanish: calcinado British English: burned-out ADJECTIVE person If someone is burned-out, they exhaust themselves at an early stage in their life or career because they have achieved too much too quickly. Everyone I know who kept it up at that intensity is burned-out. American English: burned-out Brazilian Portuguese: estafado Chinese: 筋疲力竭的 European Spanish: quemado French: épuisé German: ausgebrannt Italian: finito Japanese: 疲れ果てた Korean: 지쳐 버린 European Portuguese: estafado Latin American Spanish: quemado
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