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parches

/ˈpɑrtʃɪz/ /ˈpɑrtʃəs/

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verb

烤焦，烧焦

To burn the surface of, to scorch.

Examples :

"The sun today could parch cement."

今天这太阳能把水泥地都烤焦了。

appearance condition

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verb

烘烤，焙烧

To roast, as dry grain.

Examples :

"The farmer parches the harvested corn in a large pan over an open fire, preparing it for grinding into flour. "

农夫把收获的玉米放在大锅里，用明火烘烤，准备磨成面粉。

food agriculture process

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verb

晒干，烤干。

To dry to extremity; to shrivel with heat.

Examples :

"The desert sun parches the leaves on the small plants until they become brittle and brown. "

沙漠的阳光烤干了小植物上的叶子，直到它们变得又脆又黄。

weather nature environment condition

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verb

使口渴，焦渴。

To make thirsty.

Examples :

"The salty snacks always parches me, so I keep a water bottle nearby. "

这些咸零食总是让我觉得口渴，所以我总是在手边放着一瓶水。

physiology sensation

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verb

煨，慢炖。

To boil something slowly (Still used in Lancashire in parched peas, a type of mushy peas).

Examples :

"To make the mushy peas extra soft and creamy, my grandma parches them gently for hours on the stove. "

为了让豌豆泥更加软糯香滑，我奶奶会在炉子上用小火慢慢地煨炖几个小时。

food vegetable agriculture

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verb

晒焦，晒黑。

To become superficially burnt; be become sunburned.

Examples :

"The locals watched, amused, as the tourists parched in the sun, having neglected to apply sunscreen or bring water."

当地人饶有兴致地看着游客们在太阳下晒得皮肤发红发痛，因为他们既没涂防晒霜，也没带水，都快晒焦了。

appearance body weather