burn

US /bɚn/

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UK /bɜ:n/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo destroy with fire

The house will burn to the ground if you don't call the fire department

n.NounDamage from fire or heat

There was a burn in the carpet where the cigarette dropped

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To feel pain and heat

My fingers burn from touching the hot stove

v.t.Transitive VerbTo use as fuel for a fire to make light or heat

Steam trains burn a lot of coal in order to create steam

v.t.Transitive VerbTo overcook food with too much heat it goes black

I don't want to burn the rice, so I should add more water

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if we want to be able to burn fat when we tell it to burn fat but then there's something
if we want to be able to burn fat when we tell it to burn fat but then there's something
things like proteins and carbohydrates and fats macronutrients either help you burn fat
things like proteins and carbohydrates and fats macronutrients either help you burn fat

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What has happened in the last three or four years is that pay for the other non-big-tech companies have got up and many of the startups are really upset because they can't burn cash at those rates.
What has happened in the last three or four years is that pay for the other non-big-tech companies have got up and many of the startups are really upset because they can't burn cash at those rates.
non big-tech companies have got up and many of the startups are really upset because they can't burn cash
non big-tech companies have got up and many of the startups are really upset because they can't burn cash

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they think MacBook users have money to burn.
they think MacBook users have money to burn.

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A cigarette is dried tobacco leaves mixed with chemicals that make it burn slowly, helping you to absorb nicotine, and flavours that make the smoke less harsh.
A cigarette is dried tobacco leaves mixed with chemicals that make it burn slowly, helping you to absorb nicotine, and flavours that make the smoke less harsh.

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It starts to burn fat.
It starts to burn fat.
Brown fat, instead of serving as an energy reserve for organs throughout the body to burn,
Brown fat, instead of serving as an energy reserve for organs throughout the body to burn,

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and burn so many calories that you stop pooping?
and burn so many calories that you stop pooping?

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First, foods high in B vitamins can help metabolize or burn off cortisol and this is especially true of foods that are high in B12.
First, foods high in B vitamins can help metabolize or burn off cortisol and this is especially true of foods that are high in B12.