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Meanings of sunburn in English
Portuguese
queimadura solar Usage of sunburn in English
1
Granby went very pale; the sunburn across his cheeks stood out red.
2
The only thing they may take home from Rome is mild sunburn.
3
Now coronavirus has spoiled yet another summer ritual as familiar as sunburn.
4
Not even sunburn and the glare of the fire could hide that.
5
Ayla was gone when he first became uncomfortably aware of his sunburn.
6
The red had gone from her sunburn, but her face was undisturbed.
7
His even teeth showed white against the deep sunburn of his face.
8
The boy reddened tinder his sunburn and freckles, and hung his head.
9
All three kept on their hats and undershirts as protection against sunburn.
10
It made me smile and my cheeks crinkled, sensitive from yesterday's sunburn.
11
You got a sunburn waiting for him in the cemetery, didn't you?
12
His hands, slipping over her back, were much hotter than her sunburn.
13
Some of their necks and cheeks were peeling, as if from sunburn.
14
He was skinny, but he already had a sunburn on his cheeks.
15
Underneath his sunburn, his face had taken on new lines of resolution.
16
It hurt, but not horribly, maybe as much as a bad sunburn.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common