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1.

• Englishburn

• Englishact of burning something

• Albaniandjegje

• Armenianայրում

• Bulgarianизгаряне

• Catalancremada

• Chinese

• Min Dong烧

• Czechpálení

• Danishafbrænding

• Dutchverbranding

• Esperantobrulo, brulado

• Finnishpolttaminen, poltto

• Frenchbrûler

• Galicianqueima

• Galluresebrujà

• Georgianწვა

• GermanVerbrennung

• Greekκάψιμο

• Hindiजलाना

• Italianbruciare

• Latincremo

• Lithuaniandeginimas

• Marathiजाळने

• Norwegianbrenning

• Persianآتشسوزی

• Polishpalenie

• Portuguesequeimadaqueimamento

• Romanianardere

• Russianсжига́ние

• Sardinian

• Campidaneseardiri

• Logudoreseabbruscare

• Sassaresebrujà

• Scottish gaeliclosgadh

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicпаљење

• Romanpaljenje

• Sloveneprižiganje

• Spanishquema, quemar

• Sundanesebeuleu, huru

• Swedishförbränning

• Turkishyanma

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• Englishburn

• Englishoperation or result of burning or baking

• Finnishpoltto

• Occitancheckcremadura

• Romaniancheckarsură

2.

• Englishsecond-degree burn

• Englishburn that blisters the skin

• Finnishtoisen asteen palovamma

• GermanVerbrennung zweiten Grades

• Russianожо́г второ́й сте́пени

• Portuguesequeimadura de segundo grau

3.

• Englishsunburn

• Englishburn

• Arabicسَفْعَة اَلشَّمْس

• Chinese

• Mandarin曬傷晒熟

• Czechspálení

• Finnishpäivetys

• Frenchcoup de soleil

• Georgianneeded

• GermanSonnenbrand

• Idosunbrulo

• Irishdó gréine

• Japanese日焼け

• Khmerសុរិយរោគរោលថ្ងៃ

• Laoneeded

• Macedonianизгоре́ница

• Maoritīkākā

• Normancoup d'soléêcaudeuse

• Portuguesequeimadura solar

• Russianсо́лнечный ожо́г

• Scottish gaeliclosgadh na grèine

• Spanishquemadura solar

• Tagalogkati, paso ng araw

• Turkishgüneş yanığı

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• Englishsunburn

• Englishto receive a sunburn

• Czechspálit se

• Finnishpolttaa itse

• Frenchattraper un coup de soleil

• GermanSonnenbrand bekommen

• Idosunbrular

• Japanese日に焼ける

• Macedonianизгорува

• Portugueseapanhar um escaldão

• Russianобгоре́ть на со́лнце

• Turkishyanmak

4.

• Englishburn-clearing

• Englishslash and burn

• Finnishkaskenpoltto, kaskeaminen, kulotus

5.

• Englishburnout

• Englishusing the throttle to spin the wheels of a vehicle being held stationary

• Frenchburn

• GermanBurn-out

• Italianburnout

• Portugueseborrachão

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• Englishburnout

• Englishexperience of long-term exhaustion

• Czechvyhoření

• Dutchburn-out

• Finnishburnout, työuupumus, loppuun palaminen

• Frenchsurmenage

• Polishwypalenie

• Romaniansurmenare emoțională

• Russiancheckэмоциональный

• Serbo-Croatiankrajnja iscrpljenost, pregorjelost

• Spanishqueme

6.

• Englishdaylight|burning

• Englishso hot as to seem to burn (something)

• Armenianկիզիչ

• Bulgarianгорящ

• Catalanardent

• Czechpálící (of sun)

• Finnishpolttava

• Frenchardent

• Germanbrennend

• Latinigneus

• Ngazidja Comorianhali

• Portugueseardente

• Romanianarzătorardentferbinte

7.

• Englishburn down

• Englishto cause a structure to burn to nothing

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchplatbranden, afbranden

• Finnishpolttaa

• Germanabbrennen, niederbrennen

• Polishspalić doszczętnie

• Russianсжечь дотла́

• Spanishcarbonizar

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• Englishburn down

• Englishto completely burn so that nothing remains

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Dutchplatbranden, afbranden

• Finnishpalaa poroksi, palaa maan tasalle

• Germanneeded

• Polishneeded

• Russianсгоре́ть дотла́

• Spanishcarbonizar

8.

• Englishburning

• Englishso hot as to seem to burn (something)

• Armenianկիզիչ

• Bulgarianгорящ

• Catalanardent

• Czechpálící (of sun)

• Finnishpolttava

• Frenchardent

• Germanbrennend

• Latinigneus

• Ngazidja Comorianhali

• Portugueseardente

• Romanianarzătorardentferbinte

9.

• Englishburner

• Englishsomeone or something that burns

• Finnishpolttaja qualifier

• GermanBrenner

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• Englishburner

• Englishelement on a kitchen stove

• Chinese

• Mandarin燃燒器

• Finnishpoltin

• Frenchbrûleur

• Galicianqueimador

• GermanBrenner

• Greekμάτι

• Japaneseバーナー

• Norwegian

• Bokmålkokeplate

• Russianгоре́лка

• Scottish gaeliccearcall

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• Englishburner

• Englishdevice that burns fuel

• Finnishpoltin

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• Englishburner

• Englishdevice for burning refuse

• Finnishpoltin

10.

• Englishfirst-degree burn

• Englishmild burn

• Finnishensimmäisen asteen palovamma

• GermanVerbrennung ersten Grades

• Portuguesequeimadura de primeiro grau

• Russianожо́г пе́рвой сте́пени

• Spanishquemadura de primer grado

11.

• Englishburnt

• Englishsun-burned

• Finnishpalanut

• Portuguesequeimado

• Romanianars

• Russianзагоре́лый

• Swedishsolbränd

12.

• Englishburned

• Englishsimple past of to burn

• Dutchverbrandde

• Indonesianbakar

• Japanese燃えた

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• Englishburned

• Englishpast participle of to burn

• Danishbrændt

• Dutchverbrand

• Indonesianbakarbakar

• Japanese燃やされた燃えた

• Spanishquemado

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