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Meanings of burner in English

Russian
газовая горелка
Catalan
cremador
Spanish
quemador
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Laboratory equipment with flame.

газовая горелка

A domestic tool used to cook food.

Synonyms
Examples for "gas burner"
Examples for "gas burner"
1
Work too near the gas burner in your new sparkly Christmas jumper.
The Guardian
2
An asbestos mat over a gas burner is desirable for this purpose.
School and Home Cooking
3
A steel pot steamed on a camp gas burner in one corner.
The Fireman
4
He was, eyes as blue as the flame in a gas burner.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
5
A small pot of water boiling over a portable gas burner.
Death of a Red Heroine

American upper rocket stage.

Usage of burner in English
1
They used burner phones, encrypted chat services, and frequently changed email accounts.
The Guardian
2
Work too near the gas burner in your new sparkly Christmas jumper.
The Guardian
3
She blacked the base burner and gave the howling Adam a bath.
Lydia of the Pines
4
All his actions were as dry as the saw-dust in the burner.
The Blazed Trail
5
Both candidates need to realize this and make transportation a front-burner issue.
Wired
6
Winston lit the burner and set a pan of water to boil.
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
7
After a decade on the back burner, virtual reality is hot again.
Wired
8
The RSC would never put Shakespeare on the back burner, of course.
The Guardian
9
I'd bring some to Dynamo House, could cook them on the burner,
A singular man
10
There's no setup; the burner and fuel tank are a single unit.
Climbing Magazine
11
Yet the car is still an oil-burner running on four rubber rings.
The Irish Times
12
The first requirement is met by the selection of a proper burner.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
13
Matt stepped to the food shelf behind the two-burner kerosene cooking stove.
When God Laughs, and Other Stories
14
These were the early steps which led finally to the regenerative burner.
Artificial Light: Its Influence upon Civilization
15
He regarded the Welsbach burner as an improved appliance for consuming gas.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 601, July 9, 1887
16
I started getting out beakers and vials and a small alcohol burner.
Death masks
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Translations for burner
Catalan
cremador
Spanish
quemador
Burner through the time
Burner across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common