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adj.灼热的
v.使枯萎（sear的ing形式）
n.(Searing)人名；(英)西林
1、All the surface world offered was defeat, disgrace, and the searing horror that was the sun.───所有的地表世界都意味着失败、屈辱和烈日灼烧的恐惧。
2、When he remembered his luggage hours later he rushed back and found the old man sitting by his bags in the searing sun and reading a book.───几个小时后，当那名新生终于想起自己的行李跑回来时，老人还在炎炎烈日下一边看书一边帮忙看行李。
3、He had reached the floor, his breath coming in searing gasps.───他来到了地板上，他的呼出的气息变得灼热起来。
4、It's highly unlikely that such a world would retain an atmosphere, since the searing hot gases would rapidly escape into space.───这样一个星体不太可能有大气层，因为灼热的气体会飞快的向空中扩散。
5、The president said video of her apparent shooting death, circulated worldwide, is a "searing image. "───总统说，显示她中弹身亡的录象传遍世界，录像所显示的形象令人心痛。
6、Among other failings, said the coroner, it gave troops "wholly inadequate" advice on coping with the searing heat.───验尸官称，部队为军人应对灼热气候提供的建议“完全不足够”，而这仅是他们失职表现之一。
7、There's a searing column in today's paper about the president's decision.───今天的报纸上有一篇关于总统的决定的尖刻的专栏文章。
8、She woke to feel a searing pain in her feet.───她醒来后感到脚上一阵剧烈疼痛。
9、This was done to make room for it as a prerequisite for Searing Freeze. The talent itself has remained unchanged.───目的是为了做为灼热冻结（注：冰系新天赋）前置天赋，天赋本身无变化。
1、The tumultuous Cultural Revolution was chiefly responsible for the searing desire for change in China.