Burn
91burn in — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms burn in : present tense I/you/we/they burn in he/she/it burns in present participle burning in past tense burned in or burnt in past participle burned in or burnt in computing to use a piece of software… …
92burn-in — šiluminis sendinimas statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. burn in; temperature aging; thermal aging vok. thermische Alterung, f rus. термическое старение, n; термотренировка, f pranc. burn in en température élevée, m;… …
93Burn-up — Burnup Le burnup est dans les technologies de l énergie nucléaire, le degré d irradiation et d énergie fournie par le combustible nucléaire. Il est exprimé par le ratio megawatt par jour par tonne de combustible. Liens externes Définition du burn …
94Burn up — Burnup Le burnup est dans les technologies de l énergie nucléaire, le degré d irradiation et d énergie fournie par le combustible nucléaire. Il est exprimé par le ratio megawatt par jour par tonne de combustible. Liens externes Définition du burn …
95burn — 1) a small stream, rivulet, or brook (Scottish and Saxon) 2) in processing cod, too much sun or salt exposure, spoiling the fish 3) burn the water …
96burn up — Synonyms and related words: ablate, absorb, aggravate, anger, annoy, assimilate, badger, bait, be at, bedevil, beset, bleed white, bother, bristle, brown off, bug, bullyrag, burn down, chivy, consume, cremate, deplete, devil, digest, discompose,… …
97Burn — born, burn (e) : voir < Alsace …
98Burn — 1. drive at a high speed; 2. play brilliantly; 3. successfully outplay an opponent; torch; 4. (US) be electrocuted in an electric chair; 5. drive at high speed: took it for a burn around the block …
99burn — f ( e/ a) 1. a bubbling or running water, a bourn, brook, stream, river; 2. spring or well water; [torrens, rivus]; [as a prefix or termination to the names of places, burn or burne denotes that they were near a stream, as Burnham, Burnley,… …
100burn — I Australian Slang 1. drive at a high speed; 2. play brilliantly; 3. successfully outplay an opponent; torch; 4. (US) be electrocuted in an electric chair; 5. drive at high speed: took it for a burn around the block II Mawdesley Glossary barn.… …
