burns
/bɜrnz/
verb
- Third person singular present form of burn: to be on fire or to destroy with fire.
- He burns the old letters in the fireplace.
- She burns the candles every evening for relaxation.
- The sun burns the grass if there is no rain.
- Third person singular present form of burn: to injure or damage with heat or fire.
- The hot iron burns the fabric if left too long.
- The acid burns the skin on contact.
- Spicy food burns his tongue if he eats too much.
- Third person singular present form of burn: to feel very hot or to be filled with strong emotion.
- Her heart burns with love for her family.
- His face burns with embarrassment when he forgets the answer.
- The patient's skin burns with fever.
noun
- Plural of burn: injuries caused by fire, heat, or chemicals.
- The doctor treated the burns on his arms.
- She suffered second-degree burns from the hot oil.
- Sunburns can be painful and dangerous if not treated.