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Meanings of burns in English
Catalan
nathan birnbaum Spanish
nathan birnbaum Catalan
robert burns Spanish
robert burns Synonyms
Examples for "Robert Burns"
Examples for "Robert Burns"
1
Three other names could be called: Keats, Robert Burns, and Charles Lamb.
2
With the exception of Robert Burns, not one poet was represented.
3
All sin is folly, and every evildoer might say with poor Robert Burns:
4
This is all I think of, at present, concerning Robert Burns.
5
And did Robert Burns prove himself no poet by writing mostly in dialect?
Usage of burns in English
1
For good measure, he added, Of course, you never know with burns.
2
He said 19 people were injured, including three civilians who suffered burns.
3
Booze burns a good deal hotter and faster than, for example, gasoline.
4
The repatriations have taken significant pressure off the burns units, he said.
5
As you see, I'm a young man yet, and hope burns bright.
6
An elderly man suffered serious burns in a house fire in Dublin.
7
She suffered second- and third-degree burns over 60 percent of her body.
8
His burns weren't completely healed, but he seemed a good deal improved.
9
Goldstein and Barker suffered serious burns and were hospitalized in critical condition.
10
Method: A review of the current understanding of sepsis definitions in burns.
11
Among those rescued on Tuesday, 23 people had chemical burns, MSF said.
12
The three workers were taken to hospital with second-degree burns, Siggins said.
13
The fire usually burns in the space around which the buildings stand.
14
Natural gas burns far cleaner than coal, but still emits some carbon.
15
It has since been used almost every day, and still burns brightly.
16
The kiss burned; it burns still,-iteats into the brain like remorse.
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Burns through the time
Burns across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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