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1.b> (), ; a fire was burning in the fireplace ;
2.b> 1) (; ); to burn dead leaves ; the house burned to the ground ; ten people were burned to death in the hotel fire ;
2) (), ; the cigarette burned a hole in the carpet ;
3.b> (); a furnace that burns gas , ;
4.b> 1) (), ; he burned his hand on the kettle ; the soup's hot. Don't burn your mouth , ;
2) (), / ; my skin burns easily ;
5.b> , (i>); her cheeks were burning / ;
6.b> (); ; lights were burning upstairs ; stars were burning dimly ;
7.b> .i> , ( i>); she was burning with indignation ; to burn with enthusiasm / ; to be burning with love / ; ; to burn with hatred ;
8.b> .i> - ..i> i> (), ;
9.b> i> (; ), ;
10.b> 1) ,i> i> ();
2) i> ();
11.b> 1) i> (); ;
2) i> ();
12.b> 1) (); Joan of Arc was burnt to death ' ;
2) .i> .i> () ;
13.b> : burn! ! (i>);
14.b> 1) .i> (); to burn a snake bite ;
2) () i>;
15.b> (); to be burned ) / ; ) ();
to burnb> awayb> 1) - / (); half the candle had burnt away ;
2) (); the sun burns away the mist ;
3) ; the gas fire has been burning away all night ;
to burnb> downb> (; ), ; ; his house was burnt down / , ; the candle burnt down ;
to burnb> inb> 1) / () ;
2) = to burn into;
to burnb> intob> 1) () i>;
2) () i>; war scenes burnt into his memory ;
3) (); the owner's mark was burnt into the animal's skin ;
to burnb> outb> 1) (), ; soldiers burnt the fort out ; the building was burnt out and only the walls remained ; to burn out of house and home i> ;
2) , i> () .i> to burn itself out; that small fire can be left to burn (itself) out , ;
3) ..i> () i>;
4) (), - , ( i>), ""; he will burn himself out unless he gets some sleep , ;
5) ..i> (; ), ( ,i> i>); the engine has / is burned out ;
6) .i> .i> ();
7) .i> .i> ();
to burnb> togetherb> (), ;
to burnb> upb> 1) (), ( i>); put some wood on the fire and make it burn up ;
2) , i> (), ; the satellite will burn up when it enters the atmosphere ;
3) .i> (; ); ; ;
4) .i> () / ;
tob> burn the waterb> ; tob> burn the breeze / the road, the wind, the earth /b> .i> (), ; she has money tob> burnb> ; moneyb> burns a hole in his pocketb> ; tob> burn the candle at both endsb> .i> candle Ir> ; tob> burn daylightb> ) ; ) ; tob> burn the midnight oilb> ; tob> burn one's bridges / boats /b> / ; ; earsb> burnb> , ; tob> burn someone's earsb> .i> ; tob> burn one's fingersb>, to get one's fingersb> burntb> ; if you give him all your money, you're likely to burn your fingers , ; tob> burn rubberb> , - .
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