adj.灼热的，酷热的，猛烈的，激烈的，有力的
v.(把…)烫坏，烧煳，烤焦(物体表面)，(使)枯黄，枯萎(尤指因曝晒或化学品的作用)，疾驰，飞驰
scorch的现在分词

原形：scorch第三人称单数：scorches过去式：scorched过去分词：scorched现在分词：scorching

The sun scorched the dry, cracked earth.
太阳炙烤着干燥龟裂的土地。
She felt the scorch of jealousy as she watched her friend accept the award.
当她看到朋友接受奖项时，她感到了嫉妒的灼烧。
The car's engine was left scorching hot after the race.
赛车比赛后，引擎还炽热得烫手。
The chef quickly moved his hand away from the scorching pan.
厨师迅速把手从滚烫的平底锅上移开。
The scorch marks on the carpet indicated a cigarette had been dropped.
地毯上的焦痕显示有人曾丢下了一支烟。
The metal handle became scorching hot when touched by the flame.
火焰碰到金属把手，变得滚烫无比。
The sun's scorching rays baked the sand into a hard crust.
太阳的强烈光线将沙子烤成了硬壳。
The fire department extinguished the scorching blaze in no time.
消防队迅速扑灭了熊熊烈火。
After a long day at work, her feet were scorching from standing all day.
工作一天后，她的脚因为站了一整天而感到炽热。
The heat of the scorching summer days was unbearable.
酷暑难耐的日子让人无法忍受。