torch
torch
tɔrʧ
tawrch
British pronunciation
/tˈɔːt‍ʃ/

Définition et signification de « torch » en anglais

Torch
01

torche, flambeau

a handheld portable light source that uses a flame to lighten a place
torch definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The Olympic torch symbolizes unity and tradition.
La flamme olympique symbolise l'unité et la tradition.
02

lampe de poche, torche électrique

a portable electric light source, typically powered by batteries, used to illuminate dark areas
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torch definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The torch flickered before the batteries died.
La lampe de poche a vacillé avant que les piles ne s'épuisent.
03

chalumeau, torche à souder

a tool that generates a high-temperature flame by combining fuel with air, used for welding, cutting, or heating
torch definition and meaning
example
Exemples
A blowtorch is a type of torch used in metalwork.
Un chalumeau est un type de torche utilisée en métallurgie.
to torch
01

incendier, mettre le feu à

to intentionally set fire to something, causing it to burn or be destroyed
Transitive: to torch sth
to torch definition and meaning
example
Exemples
In some cultures, old buildings are ceremoniously torched to make space for new constructions.
Dans certaines cultures, les vieux bâtiments sont incendiés cérémonieusement pour faire place à de nouvelles constructions.
02

chauffer, brûler

to heat drugs, such as crack, before inhaling
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example
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She is torching the drug to get it ready for smoking.
Elle chauffe la drogue pour la préparer à être fumée.
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