torch
torch
tɔrʧ
tawrch
British pronunciation
/tˈɔːt‍ʃ/

Definición y significado de "torch"en inglés

01

antorcha, hacha

a handheld portable light source that uses a flame to lighten a place
torch definition and meaning
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The ancient ruins were illuminated by a burning torch.
Las ruinas antiguas estaban iluminadas por una antorcha ardiente.
02

linterna, lámpara de mano

a portable electric light source, typically powered by batteries, used to illuminate dark areas
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torch definition and meaning
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He packed a torch for the camping trip.
Empacó una linterna para el viaje de camping.
03

soplete, antorcha de soldadura

a tool that generates a high-temperature flame by combining fuel with air, used for welding, cutting, or heating
torch definition and meaning
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He lit the torch and began shaping the glass.
Encendió el soplete y comenzó a dar forma al vidrio.
to torch
01

incendiar, prender fuego a

to intentionally set fire to something, causing it to burn or be destroyed
Transitive: to torch sth
to torch definition and meaning
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The arsonist intended to torch the abandoned warehouse.
El pirómano tenía la intención de prender fuego al almacén abandonado.
02

calentar, quemar

to heat drugs, such as crack, before inhaling
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They have torched substances together at parties before.
Ellos han quemado sustancias juntos en fiestas antes.
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