calcinar

v.

1 to burn, to char.

2 to anneal, to calcinate.

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calcinar

► verbo transitivo

1 to calcine

2 figurado to burn

► verbo pronominal calcinarse

1 to calcine

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1. VT

1) (=quemar) to burn, reduce to ashes, blacken

las ruinas calcinadas del edificio — the charred remains of the building

cuerpos calcinados — charred bodies

murió calcinado — he burned to death

2) * [fastidiar] to bother, annoy

2.

See:

calcinarse

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verbo transitivo

a) (abrasar) fuego to burn; sol (liter) to scorch

murieron calcinados — they burned o were burned to death

cadáveres calcinados — charred bodies

b) (Quím) to calcine

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= char.

Ex. The manuscripts were badly charred in a 1731 fire.

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verbo transitivo

a) (abrasar) fuego to burn; sol (liter) to scorch

murieron calcinados — they burned o were burned to death

cadáveres calcinados — charred bodies

b) (Quím) to calcine

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= char.

Ex: The manuscripts were badly charred in a 1731 fire.

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calcinar [A1 ]

vt

1 (abrasar) «fuego» to burn; «sol» (liter) to scorch

murieron calcinados they burned o were burned to death

encontraron varios cadáveres calcinados they found several charred bodies

piedras calcinadas por el sol stones scorched o roasted by the sun

2 (Quím) to calcine

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calcinar (conjugate calcinar) verbo transitivo

a) (abrasar) [fuego] to burn;

◊ cadáveres calcinados charred bodies

b) (Quím) to calcine

calcinar verbo transitivo
1 (arder por completo) to burn (to ashes)
2 Quím to calcine

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calcinar vt

to burn, to scorch

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calcinar

v/t burn

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calcinar vt

: to char, to burn