1.This sends the scalding liquid directly into the throat.

通过吸管让热饮直达喉咙。

2.Scalding is a serious issue for grown-ups and children alike.

对大人和孩子都一个严重的题。

3.Then Mr. Schindler came rushing down the stairs like a scalding cat.

之后 Schindler先生急匆匆地下楼，就像一只的小猫。

4.Then, as the customers in the shop held their breath, he took a scalding bite.

店里的顾客屏住呼吸，只见阿波一口咬下这滚的玩意。

5.That’s hot enough for a serious scalding, and prolonged exposure to those temperatures can lead to heatstroke.

这足够造成严重，而且长时间暴露在这样的温度下，可能导致中暑。

6.There's hell, there's darkness, there is the sulphurous pit, burning scalding, stench, consumption; fie, fie, fie, pain, pain!

那里地狱，那里黑暗，那里硫磺火坑，灼热，恶臭，糜烂。啐！啐！呸！呸！

7." Wee, wee, wee! Yock yock" ! said Robinson, scalding his nose.

“呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜！罗宾逊说，着他的鼻子。机翻

8.It had selected the Adams family for its scaldings; no question.

它选择亚当斯一家来；有题。机翻

9.When she took them away, her palms were wet with scalding tears.

当她把它们拿走时， 她的手心被滚的泪水弄湿。机翻

10.We talked about hot, " scalding" and " scorching" , they're not quite the same.

我们说热，“” 和“灼热” ，它们不完全一样。机翻

11.May your eyes never shed such stormy, scalding, heart-wrung tears as poured from mine.

愿你的眼睛永远不会像我的眼睛那样流下如此暴风雨般的、灼热的、令人心碎的泪水。机翻

12.The second its toes hit the scalding water it jumps right out the window.

它的脚趾一碰到滚的水，它就跳出窗外。机翻

13.I told you to keep the water warm, not scalding.

我让你保持水温 不让水变得滚。

14." We thought you knew what you were doing! " shouted Ron, standing up, and his words Harry like scalding knives.

“我们认为你知道我们应该干什么！”罗恩大喊，站起身来，他的话就像一把灼的匕首。

15.You lift the window open and scalding hot steam comes in.

你打开窗户， 滚的热气便扑面而来。机翻

16.Out it tumbles upon us, hot, scalding, mixed, marvellous, terrible, oppressive — the human soul.

它向我们倾泻而出，炎热、滚、混合、奇妙、可怕、压抑——人类的灵魂。机翻

17.When the porcelain bowls of scalding butter tea steamed in their hands, Haji Ali spoke.

当盛着滚酥油茶的瓷碗在他们手中冒出热气时，哈吉阿里开口。机翻

18.Shut off this compartment in your heart, fill it with scalding water and kill it.

关闭你心中的这个隔间, 用滚的水填满它, 然后杀死它。机翻

19." It is the time of the scalding day, " Stilgar said, and now his voice was entirely ritual.

“这炎热的一天，”斯第尔格说，现在他的声音完全仪式性的。机翻

20." So how did you meet? " I asked, as we slurped our way through scalding bowls of ramen.

“那你们怎么认识的？ ”当我们吃着一碗滚的拉面时， 我道。机翻