searing

简明释义

英[ˈsɪərɪŋ]美[ˈsɪrɪŋ]

adj. 灼热的

v. 使枯萎（sear 的 ing 形式）

n. （Searing）人名；（英）西林

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1.It's highly unlikely that such a world would retain an atmosphere, since the searing hot gases would rapidly escape into space.

这样一个星体不太可能有大气层，因为灼热的气体会飞快的向空中扩散。

2.The images of those crashing airplanes and falling towers have left a searing mark on our collective memory.

撞毁的飞机和倒塌的高楼的景象在我们共同的记忆中留下了痛苦的烙印。

3.Searing Light (Holy) : Now also increases the damage of your Holy Nova and Penance spells.

灼热之光(神圣)：现在同样增加神圣新星与苦行的伤害。

4.When he remembered his luggage hours later he rushed back and found the old man sitting by his bags in the searing sun and reading a book.

几个小时后，当那名新生终于想起自己的行李跑回来时，老人还在炎炎烈日下一边看书一边帮忙看行李。

5.The searing pain made me want to scream, but the chopstick prevented it.

灼热的痛苦让我忍不住想尖叫，但是嘴里卡着的筷子却让我叫不出来。

6.Temperatures with highs in the 90s and a searing sun greet all who step off airplanes.

这里的温度最高可达90华氏度，每个下飞机的人都会得到灼热的太阳的眷顾。

7.India has been experiencing much weaker annual monsoon rains this year and searing temperatures.

印度今年雨季的雨量减少，气温灼热。

8.Is it possible to be in direct contact with the searing pain?

是否有可能与灼热的痛苦直接接触呢？

9.The chef prepared a dish with searing heat that brought out the flavors beautifully.

厨师用灼热的火候准备了一道菜，完美地展现了食材的味道。

10.After running for an hour, I felt a searing pain in my legs.

跑了一个小时后，我感到腿部有一种剧烈的疼痛。

11.The sun beat down with searing intensity, making it hard to stay outside.

太阳以灼热的强度照射下来，让人很难在外待着。

12.She had a searing insight into the problem that others had overlooked.

她对这个问题有一种别人忽视的深刻的洞察。

13.His searing criticism left the team feeling demoralized.

他那尖锐的批评让团队感到士气低落。

作文

The summer sun was at its peak, casting a relentless heat over the landscape. As I stepped outside, the first sensation that hit me was the searing (灼热的) heat enveloping my skin. It felt as if the sun was directly targeting me, sending down rays that could melt even the toughest of materials. I had always loved the summer for its vibrant colors and the energy it brought, but on this particular day, the heat was almost unbearable. I decided to take a walk in the nearby park, hoping that the shade of the trees would provide some relief from the searing (灼热的) temperatures. However, even under the leafy canopy, the air felt thick and heavy. Each step I took seemed to drain my energy, and I could feel the sweat trickling down my back, a constant reminder of the oppressive heat. As I walked, I noticed other people struggling with the same discomfort. A group of children were playing in the fountain, their laughter ringing out as they splashed each other with water. The cool droplets contrasted sharply with the searing (灼热的) heat that surrounded us. I envied their carefree spirit and wished I could join them, forgetting the discomfort of the day. After a while, I found a bench to sit on and catch my breath. I took a sip from my water bottle, feeling the cool liquid slide down my throat, providing a momentary respite from the heat. As I sat there, I reflected on how the searing (灼热的) sun could be both a source of joy and discomfort. It brought life to the flowers and trees, making the world around me vibrant and full of color. Yet, it also had the power to exhaust and overwhelm. Suddenly, a gentle breeze began to blow, offering a brief but welcome break from the searing (灼热的) heat. It was as if nature was acknowledging our struggle and providing a moment of solace. I closed my eyes and savored the cool air, imagining how refreshing it would be to dive into a pool of water or escape to a cooler climate. Eventually, I made my way back home, grateful for the experience despite the harsh conditions. The searing (灼热的) sun had challenged me, but it had also reminded me of the beauty of summer and the resilience of nature. I realized that sometimes, we must endure discomfort to fully appreciate the joys around us. As I entered my house and felt the cool air conditioning wash over me, I couldn’t help but smile, knowing that the searing (灼热的) days of summer would soon give way to the gentle embrace of autumn.

夏天的阳光正处于巅峰，毫不留情地将热量洒向大地。当我走出门时，首先感受到的是包围我肌肤的searing（灼热的）热浪。感觉就像太阳正在直接瞄准我，发射下来的光线能融化最坚硬的材料。我一直喜欢夏天，因为它带来了生机勃勃的色彩和活力，但在这个特殊的日子里，热量几乎无法忍受。 我决定去附近的公园散步，希望树木的阴凉能为我提供一些缓解，远离searing（灼热的）气温。然而，即使在树叶覆盖的地方，空气依然厚重而沉闷。我每走一步都似乎在耗尽我的能量，汗水顺着我的背部流淌，不断提醒我这压迫性的热度。 当我走着的时候，我注意到其他人也在与同样的不适作斗争。一群孩子正在喷泉里玩耍，他们的笑声响亮，互相泼水。清凉的水珠与周围的searing（灼热的）热量形成了鲜明的对比。我羡慕他们无忧无虑的精神，渴望能够加入他们，忘却这一天的烦恼。 过了一会儿，我找了一个长椅坐下，喘口气。我喝了几口水，感受到冰凉的液体滑过喉咙，暂时缓解了热量。当我坐在那里时，我思考着searing（灼热的）阳光既可以是快乐的源泉，也可以是痛苦的根源。它赋予花草树木生命，让我周围的世界充满生机与色彩。但它也有能力让人筋疲力尽，难以承受。 突然，一阵轻风吹来，为我们提供了短暂而欢迎的休息，稍稍缓解了searing（灼热的）热度。仿佛大自然在回应我们的挣扎，给予我们片刻的安宁。我闭上眼睛，享受着凉爽的空气，想象着跳入水池或逃往更凉快的气候是多么清爽。 最终，我回到了家，尽管经历了严酷的条件，仍然心怀感激。searing（灼热的）阳光挑战了我，但它也让我想起了夏天的美丽和自然的韧性。我意识到，有时候，我们必须忍受不适，才能完全欣赏身边的快乐。当我走进家中，感受到空调带来的清凉时，我忍不住微笑，知道searing（灼热的）夏日很快将让位于秋天温柔的怀抱。