US /ˈsʌnbɜ:rn/
・UK /ˈsʌnbɜ:n/
expect a severe sunburn.
In addition to a sunburn, our inner ear would explode.
This park is great for nice weather, but not many people come here on hot days because you'll get a sunburn-o.
Heavy waves, rip currents, heat stress, sunburn, jellyfish stings, sharks, and even algae can threaten the safety of beach goers.
Heavy waves, rip currents, heat stress, sunburn, jellyfish stings, sharks, and
You don't want to get a sunburn.
You don't want to get a sunburn.
So, example, her arms were bare, not the animal, so she got a sunburn.
If I don't cover my arms when I go out into the sun, I get a sunburn.
Sorry, it's hard to get comfortable when even your teeth have third-degree sunburn.
Sorry, it's hard to get comfortable when even your teeth have 30-degree sunburn.
Sorry, I have a sunburn right here.
Once you live here for a short time, a lot of people end up going back and they're like, "Oh, I miss Japan so much." So when I moved to Japan, I thought, "I'm going to be teaching here for a little while." Sorry, I have a sunburn right here.
the upper part of the back from sunburn.
So Homo erectus probably retained hair on the top of the head to block out solar radiation and evolved the capacity to grow it longer to protect the head, shoulders, and the upper part of the back from sunburn.
Apart from being completely red from head to toe because of sunburn, not only do we look like a lobster or a prawn, we're also wearing sandals with socks, which is kind of eccentric, kind of pointless, kind of weird.
Apart from being completely red from head to toe because of sunburn, not only do we look like a lobster or a prawn, we're also wearing sandals with socks, which is kind of eccentric, kind of pointless, kind of weird.
Yes, I'd read the book. I got really bad sunburn because I didn't leave the beach...
I got really bad sunburn because I didn't leave the beach.