burnt

cooked until it is very brown and hard, or too much and not good to eat

quemado, cocido hasta quemarse

Collocations burnt toast · burnt food

• The steak was burnt and tough.

  La carne estaba quemada y dura.

injured by fire or a hot object

quemado, herido por el fuego o algo caliente

Collocations burnt hand · burnt skin

• She had a badly burnt arm.

  Ella tenía un brazo muy quemado.

used to describe something that has been completely used up or destroyed by fire

quemado, consumido por el fuego

Collocations burnt offerings · burnt papers

• All the documents were burnt.

  Todos los documentos fueron quemados.

(past tense of 'burn') to be on fire or to feel very hot

quemado, arder

• sb burned sth

• The house burnt down last night.

  La casa se quemó anoche.

(past participle of 'burn') to be on fire or to feel very hot

quemado, arder

Collocations burnt candle · burnt match

• The candle had burnt down to a stub.

  La vela se había quemado hasta quedarse en un trozo pequeño.

(past tense of 'burn') to feel very hot or painful, especially because you have been in the sun too long

quemado por el sol, quemaduras de sol

• sb burned

• I burnt in the sun yesterday.

  Me quemé al sol ayer.

(past participle of 'burn') to feel very hot or painful, especially because you have been in the sun too long

quemado por el sol, quemaduras de sol

Collocations burnt skin · burnt face

• Her face was burnt by the sun.

  Su cara se había quemado al sol.

(past tense of 'burn') to feel very hot or painful, especially because you have been in the sun too long

quemado por el sol, quemaduras de sol

• sb burned

• He burnt in the sun.

  Él se quemó al sol.

(past participle of 'burn') to feel very hot or painful, especially because you have been in the sun too long

quemado por el sol, quemaduras de sol

Collocations burnt skin · burnt face

• His back was burnt by the sun.

  Su espalda se había quemado al sol.