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Pronunciation / Transliteration: carbonizado
"Encontraron los restos carbonizados en el bosque."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Burned or scorched on the surface.
"We smelled the charred wood from the campfire."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'char', which possibly stems from 'chare' (to turn) or 'chark' (to burn/turn to charcoal), dating back to the late 16th century.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Charred" is said worldwide
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carbonisé
Transliteration: carbonisé
"Les restes de la maison étaient carbonisés."
verkohlt
Transliteration: verkohlt
"Das Steak war außen leicht verkohlt."
carbonizzato
Transliteration: carbonizzato
"Il legno carbonizzato emetteva un forte odore."
carbonizado
Transliteration: carbonizado
"Encontraron los restos carbonizados en el bosque."
carbonizado
Transliteration: carbonizado
"A carne estava bem carbonizada na grelha."
झुलसा हुआ
Transliteration: jhulsā huā
"आग के बाद लकड़ी झुलसी हुई थी।"
烧焦的
Transliteration: shāojiāo de
"烤肉有点烧焦的味道。"
탄
Transliteration: tan
"고기가 너무 타서 검게 변했다."
焦げた
Transliteration: kogeta
"トーストが黒く焦げた。"
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