parch

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Natureparchparch /pɑːtʃ $ pɑːrtʃ/ verb [transitive] HBPDNif the sun or wind parches something, it makes it very dry→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusparch• Between the mounds the soil was parched.• Her feet ached, her mouth was parched.• Suddenly the South Lawn no longer looked stately and green, just hot and parched.• Do the rays of the west sun parch a certain spot?• Lack of rain has left acres and acres of parched fields.• It seemed to parch his mouth as he gulped it down.• My limbs fail, my mouth is parched, my hair is standing on end.• His mouth was parched with expectation and from the whisky of the night before.

单词	parch
释义	parch From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Natureparchparch /pɑːtʃ $ pɑːrtʃ/ verb [transitive] HBPDNif the sun or wind parches something, it makes it very dry→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusparch• Between the mounds the soil was parched.• Her feet ached, her mouth was parched.• Suddenly the South Lawn no longer looked stately and green, just hot and parched.• Do the rays of the west sun parch a certain spot?• Lack of rain has left acres and acres of parched fields.• It seemed to parch his mouth as he gulped it down.• My limbs fail, my mouth is parched, my hair is standing on end.• His mouth was parched with expectation and from the whisky of the night before.
随便看	be best hope be betrothed to be betrothed to somebody be better off doing be better off doing something be between a rock and a hard place be beyond be beyond a joke be beyond all reason be beyond description be beyond dispute be beyond hope be beyond power be beyond power to do be beyond price be beyond reason be beyond retrieval be beyond somebody be beyond somebody’s power (to do something) be beyond the bounds of credibility etc be beyond the bounds of decency etc be beyond the bounds of possibility be beyond the bounds of reason etc be beyond/past description be beyond/past retrieval