incinerates

英 [ɪnˈsɪnəreɪts]

美 [ɪnˈsɪnəreɪts]

v.  把…烧成灰烬; 焚毁
incinerate的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 把…烧成灰烬;焚化;焚毁
  When authoritiesincineraterubbish or waste material, they burn it completely in a special container.
  1. The government is trying to stop hospitals incinerating their own waste.
     政府正设法阻止医院自行焚烧垃圾废物。
• VERB 烧死;火化
  If people areincinerated, for example in a bomb attack or a fire, they are burnt to death.
  1. The cars caught fire on impact and some of the victims were incinerated.
     汽车受撞击起火,一些人被烧死。

双语例句

• My friend Michelle Malkin put it nicely: ISIS chops off heads, incinerates hostages, kills gays, enslaves girls.
  我的朋友米歇尔·马金在tweet里面婉转表述道：ISIS砍掉人质的头、烧死人质、杀死同性恋者、把女孩变成奴隶。
• Your body incinerates more fat when faced with high intensity exercise, lasting about half an hour, mainly for young, healthy individuals.
  高强度的训练，你的体内会消耗掉更多的脂肪。
• The EU incinerates 170m tonnes of municipal waste a year, equivalent to 220m barrels of oil. This is enough to power the homes of 27m people.
  欧盟（EU）每年焚烧1.7亿吨城市垃圾，相当于2.2亿桶石油，足够为2700万人的家庭提供电力。
• The intense heat incinerates the meteors, which leave a blazing trail of light in their wake.
  巨大的热量将流星焚化，使之留下一条炽热的发光的尾巴。