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Definition of scalding in English: scaldingadjective ˈskɔːldɪŋˈskɔldɪŋ 1Very hot; burning. 灼热的；滚烫的 she took a sip of scalding tea 她呷了一口滚烫的茶。 as submodifier the water was scalding hot 水滚烫。 Example sentencesExamples - Fortunately, Fay saves me from answering by handing me a scalding hot mug, filled with suspiciously dark looking tea.
- He is also accused of indecently assaulting a second man while he and a female colleague bathed him and holding the hand of another disabled patient under a scalding hot tap to prove to his colleague it would make him run away.
- She had ‘dreadful burns undoubtedly caused by scalding water’, he said.
- On the day Waterford never came out of the traps and never produced a resemblance of the form that had seen them make it to this juncture, on a scalding hot day in Limerick in front of a great Waterford crowd.
- Some were kept in the tubs until they could no longer be revived; others were first chilled and then plunged into scalding water.
- Some swallow ladles of boiling oil and then spit the scalding liquid onto their captive audience; others insert red-hot implements from the fire into their mouths.
- Sitting in a scalding hot bath with naked strangers sounds more like punishment than a popular pastime.
- Delilah notices the scalding tea on the floor and sighs, realizing that Tim didn't drink the poison.
- In the sixth century, it was common for competitors for the truth to dip their arms in scalding water to prove - by divine protection - the worth of their claims.
- The city's worth a visit for that alone - three scoops of high-roast ground Cuban coffee to a trickle of scalding water, served in sugary shot measures that simply electrify the system.
- As reelers, the boys dip their hands into scalding water and palpate the silk cocoons, sensing by touch whether the fine silk threads have loosened enough to be unwound.
- It's less fun to toss things because scalding hot oil usually ends up on your tender forearms.
- John entered the bathroom and turned to sink on to hot, placing his hands under the scalding water.
- I was sitting at a table in the café area, avidly absorbing my latest book, sipping a cup of scalding hot café latte when she welcomed herself into my world.
- She grabbed her books and backpack and ran to the bathroom, where she washed her hands three times with scalding hot water, and then once more with rubbing alcohol.
- He swore he heard the splash sizzle as the scalding liquid seared her hand.
- Chickens destined for the oven are intentionally kept alive while their throats are slit and they're dragged through a scalding tank to make plucking easier.
- A year later came the infamous episode when she seriously burned her feet by stepping into a scalding hot bath - again while in Mustique.
- A pizza-dough pasty, with a doughnut consistency, envelops a scalding hot tomato and melted mozzarella interior.
- Our drill instructors will punch you in the throat if your shoe is untied, then you will have to run up a mountain with two sacks full of scalding hot sauna rocks tied to your bare chest.
Synonyms extremely hot, burning, blistering, searing, red-hot piping hot informal boiling (hot), sizzling - 1.1 Intense and painful or distressing.
〈喻〉激烈的；尖刻的 a scalding tirade of abuse 一顿痛骂。 Example sentencesExamples - A scalding pain lanced through her body like a fiery, hot poker.
Definition of scalding in US English: scaldingadjectiveˈskôldiNGˈskɔldɪŋ 1Very hot; burning. 灼热的；滚烫的 she took a sip of scalding tea 她呷了一口滚烫的茶。 as submodifier the water was scalding hot 水滚烫。 Example sentencesExamples - John entered the bathroom and turned to sink on to hot, placing his hands under the scalding water.
- Some were kept in the tubs until they could no longer be revived; others were first chilled and then plunged into scalding water.
- She grabbed her books and backpack and ran to the bathroom, where she washed her hands three times with scalding hot water, and then once more with rubbing alcohol.
- Delilah notices the scalding tea on the floor and sighs, realizing that Tim didn't drink the poison.
- He is also accused of indecently assaulting a second man while he and a female colleague bathed him and holding the hand of another disabled patient under a scalding hot tap to prove to his colleague it would make him run away.
- A year later came the infamous episode when she seriously burned her feet by stepping into a scalding hot bath - again while in Mustique.
- The city's worth a visit for that alone - three scoops of high-roast ground Cuban coffee to a trickle of scalding water, served in sugary shot measures that simply electrify the system.
- A pizza-dough pasty, with a doughnut consistency, envelops a scalding hot tomato and melted mozzarella interior.
- She had ‘dreadful burns undoubtedly caused by scalding water’, he said.
- As reelers, the boys dip their hands into scalding water and palpate the silk cocoons, sensing by touch whether the fine silk threads have loosened enough to be unwound.
- Some swallow ladles of boiling oil and then spit the scalding liquid onto their captive audience; others insert red-hot implements from the fire into their mouths.
- In the sixth century, it was common for competitors for the truth to dip their arms in scalding water to prove - by divine protection - the worth of their claims.
- Fortunately, Fay saves me from answering by handing me a scalding hot mug, filled with suspiciously dark looking tea.
- On the day Waterford never came out of the traps and never produced a resemblance of the form that had seen them make it to this juncture, on a scalding hot day in Limerick in front of a great Waterford crowd.
- Chickens destined for the oven are intentionally kept alive while their throats are slit and they're dragged through a scalding tank to make plucking easier.
- Sitting in a scalding hot bath with naked strangers sounds more like punishment than a popular pastime.
- It's less fun to toss things because scalding hot oil usually ends up on your tender forearms.
- He swore he heard the splash sizzle as the scalding liquid seared her hand.
- I was sitting at a table in the café area, avidly absorbing my latest book, sipping a cup of scalding hot café latte when she welcomed herself into my world.
- Our drill instructors will punch you in the throat if your shoe is untied, then you will have to run up a mountain with two sacks full of scalding hot sauna rocks tied to your bare chest.
Synonyms extremely hot, burning, blistering, searing, red-hot - 1.1 Intense and painful or distressing.
〈喻〉激烈的；尖刻的 a scalding tirade of abuse 一顿痛骂。 Example sentencesExamples - A scalding pain lanced through her body like a fiery, hot poker.
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