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searsearD.J.:[siə]K.K.:[sɪr]vt.1.■烧焦Her skirt was seared by the hot iron.她的裙子被灼热的熨斗烫焦了。

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sear1[siə]vt.1.■使干枯，使枯萎；使凋谢：to be seared by the hot sunshine被烈日晒干枯2.■烧焦，使(表皮等)变得焦黑：the branches that were seared被烧焦了的树枝3.■烧灼，灼伤；使灼痛：to sear one's finger烧伤了手指4.■给(家畜等)烙上烙印(或家庭标记等)：to sear one's heart深深刺痛某人的心；令某人铭记在心5.■使麻木，使冷酷无情：a seared face冷酷无情的面孔vi.1.■干枯；干涸：the well that seared枯井2.■烧焦，被烧焦：The whole forests seared.整片树林被烧成了一片焦土。3.■变得冷酷无情：It seemed that he began to sear.看来他开始变得无情了。n.1.■烙印；焦痕2.■[the s-]暮年，晚年adj.1.■= sere sear2[siə]n.1.■【军事】(枪炮等的)保险，击发阻铁

searsear[siə]vt.1.■使枯萎; 使憔悴2.■烧灼; 烧焦3.■加烙印于4.■使冷酷; 使麻木A cold wind sears the leaves.寒风使树叶枯干。His soul has been seared by injustice.他的心灵因受屈辱而变得冷酷无情了。

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词性变化sear[siə]vi.1.■枯萎; 凋谢2.■灼伤3.■变得无情, 麻木不仁adj.1.■干枯的; 干瘪的; 凋谢的n.1.■烙印; 焦痕