Definition of parched in English:

parched

adjective pɑːtʃtpɑrtʃt

1Dried out with heat.
干枯的；旱死的
the parched earth
Example sentencesExamples
- Following this fence, the girls walk for nine weeks across the parched desert, depending mostly on scraps offered by people they meet along the way.
- As the showers wet the parched roads and the soil becomes damp, the earth's true colours come into view.
- In Florida, April is the cruelest month, dropping oak pollen onto the parched earth.
- In California's parched Mojave Desert, the mining of a new kind of liquid gold - water - is about to become big business.
- Where the latter cheerily evokes parched desert landscapes and mutilated corpses, ‘December’ is all ice and mundane urban loneliness.
- Root competition from the huge tulip poplars, ashes, and sweet gum trees contributes significantly to the parched soil conditions.
- On the coast, the Pacific Ocean laps at parched desert.
- A large window looks out onto a parched golf course, while inside the air-conditioned office a putter and golf balls litter the carpet.
- This is a parched, rocky wasteland in the heat of the day; by night it is a moonscape in which Max's establishment twinkles surreally.
- Most versions begin with the mortal archer Hou Yi, who shoots down a number of rogue suns which have been turning the earth into a parched wasteland thousands of years ago.
- Stretching west and south of the Great Salt Lake, the Bonneville Salt Flats are known for their parched, blinding summertime dazzle.
- And a robin hopped across the parched ground, bill held open in the heat.
- The landscape began to explode with life, strange mosses rising out of the parched earth.
- The rich fields that had fed thousands turned to charred, brown earth, parched and useless.
- Fools indeed could not appreciate the welcome mist of rain upon a sweating face; the brilliant dew feeding parched fields, and the still wonder that was life's breath.
- The early light promised a hot, dry southern day, the sky gleaming like hot metal, the summer smell of parched weeds making the air difficult to breathe.
- Watershed researchers want to learn how far they travel when sudden summer thunderstorms send them rolling and tumbling along the dry stream beds of the parched Southwest.
- While I love to discover the latest deep conditioner for parched strands or find a hot new curling iron, discovering a new accessory line definitely makes my heart beat a little faster.
- The grass was less than perfect, parched patches dotted the lawn, and numerous dandelions stuck up here and there making the landscape ugly.
- The rill was a parched ravine now, as though some convulsion of the earth had bled the region dry of its lifeblood.
Synonyms
dry, as dry as a bone, bone dry, dried up, dried out, arid, waterless, desiccated, dehydrated, sun-baked, baked, burned, scorched, seared, withered, shrivelled
1. 1.1informal predicative Extremely thirsty.
  〈非正式〉极度口渴的
  I'm parched—I'll die without a drink
  我渴得要命——再不喝水就要渴死了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Witch swallowed to moisten her parched throat.
  Today's first reading paints a beautiful picture of a barren desert being transformed into a lush forest and of those with parched tongues being given water by the Lord himself.
  Taking his parched lips into his mouth, he raked his fingers through his hair and prayed that his cousin had chosen an obscure route to Scotland and had thought to cover up his tracks.
  With no proper eating utensils, he followed the actions of the family he had been unwillingly adopted into, tipping the bowl so the warm fluid could find its way into his parched throat.
  His parched lips parted and the words were finally whole.
  I had a splitting headache and was very parched.
  That leaves only brave activists like the ‘Samaritan patrol’ to drive the desert leaving buckets of water in remote spots for the parched refugees.
  Synonyms
  thirsty, dehydrated, dry
2. 1.2 Lightly roasted.
  烘
  parched corn
  烘玉米。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our Puritan fathers lived on parched corn, but they talked about God.

Definition of parched in US English:

parched

adjectivepärCHtpɑrtʃt

1Dried out with heat.
干枯的；旱死的
the parched earth
Example sentencesExamples
- In Florida, April is the cruelest month, dropping oak pollen onto the parched earth.
- Watershed researchers want to learn how far they travel when sudden summer thunderstorms send them rolling and tumbling along the dry stream beds of the parched Southwest.
- And a robin hopped across the parched ground, bill held open in the heat.
- This is a parched, rocky wasteland in the heat of the day; by night it is a moonscape in which Max's establishment twinkles surreally.
- As the showers wet the parched roads and the soil becomes damp, the earth's true colours come into view.
- The rich fields that had fed thousands turned to charred, brown earth, parched and useless.
- In California's parched Mojave Desert, the mining of a new kind of liquid gold - water - is about to become big business.
- The landscape began to explode with life, strange mosses rising out of the parched earth.
- A large window looks out onto a parched golf course, while inside the air-conditioned office a putter and golf balls litter the carpet.
- While I love to discover the latest deep conditioner for parched strands or find a hot new curling iron, discovering a new accessory line definitely makes my heart beat a little faster.
- Where the latter cheerily evokes parched desert landscapes and mutilated corpses, ‘December’ is all ice and mundane urban loneliness.
- Root competition from the huge tulip poplars, ashes, and sweet gum trees contributes significantly to the parched soil conditions.
- Most versions begin with the mortal archer Hou Yi, who shoots down a number of rogue suns which have been turning the earth into a parched wasteland thousands of years ago.
- Stretching west and south of the Great Salt Lake, the Bonneville Salt Flats are known for their parched, blinding summertime dazzle.
- On the coast, the Pacific Ocean laps at parched desert.
- Fools indeed could not appreciate the welcome mist of rain upon a sweating face; the brilliant dew feeding parched fields, and the still wonder that was life's breath.
- Following this fence, the girls walk for nine weeks across the parched desert, depending mostly on scraps offered by people they meet along the way.
- The early light promised a hot, dry southern day, the sky gleaming like hot metal, the summer smell of parched weeds making the air difficult to breathe.
- The grass was less than perfect, parched patches dotted the lawn, and numerous dandelions stuck up here and there making the landscape ugly.
- The rill was a parched ravine now, as though some convulsion of the earth had bled the region dry of its lifeblood.
Synonyms
dry, as dry as a bone, bone dry, dried up, dried out, arid, waterless, desiccated, dehydrated, sun-baked, baked, burned, scorched, seared, withered, shrivelled
1. 1.1informal predicative Extremely thirsty.
  〈非正式〉极度口渴的
  I'm parched—I'll die without a drink
  我渴得要命——再不喝水就要渴死了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I had a splitting headache and was very parched.
  With no proper eating utensils, he followed the actions of the family he had been unwillingly adopted into, tipping the bowl so the warm fluid could find its way into his parched throat.
  Taking his parched lips into his mouth, he raked his fingers through his hair and prayed that his cousin had chosen an obscure route to Scotland and had thought to cover up his tracks.
  Today's first reading paints a beautiful picture of a barren desert being transformed into a lush forest and of those with parched tongues being given water by the Lord himself.
  The Witch swallowed to moisten her parched throat.
  That leaves only brave activists like the ‘Samaritan patrol’ to drive the desert leaving buckets of water in remote spots for the parched refugees.
  His parched lips parted and the words were finally whole.
  Synonyms
  thirsty, dehydrated, dry
2. 1.2 Lightly roasted.
  烘
  parched corn
  烘玉米。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our Puritan fathers lived on parched corn, but they talked about God.

单词	parched
释义	Definition of parched in English: parched adjective pɑːtʃtpɑrtʃt 1Dried out with heat. 干枯的；旱死的 the parched earth Example sentencesExamples Following this fence, the girls walk for nine weeks across the parched desert, depending mostly on scraps offered by people they meet along the way. As the showers wet the parched roads and the soil becomes damp, the earth's true colours come into view. In Florida, April is the cruelest month, dropping oak pollen onto the parched earth. In California's parched Mojave Desert, the mining of a new kind of liquid gold - water - is about to become big business. Where the latter cheerily evokes parched desert landscapes and mutilated corpses, ‘December’ is all ice and mundane urban loneliness. Root competition from the huge tulip poplars, ashes, and sweet gum trees contributes significantly to the parched soil conditions. On the coast, the Pacific Ocean laps at parched desert. A large window looks out onto a parched golf course, while inside the air-conditioned office a putter and golf balls litter the carpet. This is a parched, rocky wasteland in the heat of the day; by night it is a moonscape in which Max's establishment twinkles surreally. Most versions begin with the mortal archer Hou Yi, who shoots down a number of rogue suns which have been turning the earth into a parched wasteland thousands of years ago. Stretching west and south of the Great Salt Lake, the Bonneville Salt Flats are known for their parched, blinding summertime dazzle. And a robin hopped across the parched ground, bill held open in the heat. The landscape began to explode with life, strange mosses rising out of the parched earth. The rich fields that had fed thousands turned to charred, brown earth, parched and useless. Fools indeed could not appreciate the welcome mist of rain upon a sweating face; the brilliant dew feeding parched fields, and the still wonder that was life's breath. The early light promised a hot, dry southern day, the sky gleaming like hot metal, the summer smell of parched weeds making the air difficult to breathe. Watershed researchers want to learn how far they travel when sudden summer thunderstorms send them rolling and tumbling along the dry stream beds of the parched Southwest. While I love to discover the latest deep conditioner for parched strands or find a hot new curling iron, discovering a new accessory line definitely makes my heart beat a little faster. The grass was less than perfect, parched patches dotted the lawn, and numerous dandelions stuck up here and there making the landscape ugly. The rill was a parched ravine now, as though some convulsion of the earth had bled the region dry of its lifeblood. Synonyms dry, as dry as a bone, bone dry, dried up, dried out, arid, waterless, desiccated, dehydrated, sun-baked, baked, burned, scorched, seared, withered, shrivelled 1.1informal predicative Extremely thirsty. 〈非正式〉极度口渴的 I'm parched—I'll die without a drink 我渴得要命——再不喝水就要渴死了。 Example sentencesExamples The Witch swallowed to moisten her parched throat. Today's first reading paints a beautiful picture of a barren desert being transformed into a lush forest and of those with parched tongues being given water by the Lord himself. Taking his parched lips into his mouth, he raked his fingers through his hair and prayed that his cousin had chosen an obscure route to Scotland and had thought to cover up his tracks. With no proper eating utensils, he followed the actions of the family he had been unwillingly adopted into, tipping the bowl so the warm fluid could find its way into his parched throat. His parched lips parted and the words were finally whole. I had a splitting headache and was very parched. That leaves only brave activists like the ‘Samaritan patrol’ to drive the desert leaving buckets of water in remote spots for the parched refugees. Synonyms thirsty, dehydrated, dry 1.2 Lightly roasted. 烘 parched corn 烘玉米。 Example sentencesExamples Our Puritan fathers lived on parched corn, but they talked about God. Definition of parched in US English: parched adjectivepärCHtpɑrtʃt 1Dried out with heat. 干枯的；旱死的 the parched earth Example sentencesExamples In Florida, April is the cruelest month, dropping oak pollen onto the parched earth. Watershed researchers want to learn how far they travel when sudden summer thunderstorms send them rolling and tumbling along the dry stream beds of the parched Southwest. And a robin hopped across the parched ground, bill held open in the heat. This is a parched, rocky wasteland in the heat of the day; by night it is a moonscape in which Max's establishment twinkles surreally. As the showers wet the parched roads and the soil becomes damp, the earth's true colours come into view. The rich fields that had fed thousands turned to charred, brown earth, parched and useless. In California's parched Mojave Desert, the mining of a new kind of liquid gold - water - is about to become big business. The landscape began to explode with life, strange mosses rising out of the parched earth. A large window looks out onto a parched golf course, while inside the air-conditioned office a putter and golf balls litter the carpet. While I love to discover the latest deep conditioner for parched strands or find a hot new curling iron, discovering a new accessory line definitely makes my heart beat a little faster. Where the latter cheerily evokes parched desert landscapes and mutilated corpses, ‘December’ is all ice and mundane urban loneliness. Root competition from the huge tulip poplars, ashes, and sweet gum trees contributes significantly to the parched soil conditions. Most versions begin with the mortal archer Hou Yi, who shoots down a number of rogue suns which have been turning the earth into a parched wasteland thousands of years ago. Stretching west and south of the Great Salt Lake, the Bonneville Salt Flats are known for their parched, blinding summertime dazzle. On the coast, the Pacific Ocean laps at parched desert. Fools indeed could not appreciate the welcome mist of rain upon a sweating face; the brilliant dew feeding parched fields, and the still wonder that was life's breath. Following this fence, the girls walk for nine weeks across the parched desert, depending mostly on scraps offered by people they meet along the way. The early light promised a hot, dry southern day, the sky gleaming like hot metal, the summer smell of parched weeds making the air difficult to breathe. The grass was less than perfect, parched patches dotted the lawn, and numerous dandelions stuck up here and there making the landscape ugly. The rill was a parched ravine now, as though some convulsion of the earth had bled the region dry of its lifeblood. Synonyms dry, as dry as a bone, bone dry, dried up, dried out, arid, waterless, desiccated, dehydrated, sun-baked, baked, burned, scorched, seared, withered, shrivelled 1.1informal predicative Extremely thirsty. 〈非正式〉极度口渴的 I'm parched—I'll die without a drink 我渴得要命——再不喝水就要渴死了。 Example sentencesExamples I had a splitting headache and was very parched. With no proper eating utensils, he followed the actions of the family he had been unwillingly adopted into, tipping the bowl so the warm fluid could find its way into his parched throat. Taking his parched lips into his mouth, he raked his fingers through his hair and prayed that his cousin had chosen an obscure route to Scotland and had thought to cover up his tracks. Today's first reading paints a beautiful picture of a barren desert being transformed into a lush forest and of those with parched tongues being given water by the Lord himself. The Witch swallowed to moisten her parched throat. That leaves only brave activists like the ‘Samaritan patrol’ to drive the desert leaving buckets of water in remote spots for the parched refugees. His parched lips parted and the words were finally whole. Synonyms thirsty, dehydrated, dry 1.2 Lightly roasted. 烘 parched corn 烘玉米。 Example sentencesExamples Our Puritan fathers lived on parched corn, but they talked about God.
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