burner

/ˈbɜː.nər/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈɚnɚ] /ˈbɝː.nɚ/ (ame, ipa)

burner — 名詞

  • burnersingular
  • burnersplural

1. a spot on a cooker, lamp, or similar device that gives off flame or strong heat.

1.名詞B1
釋義

爐頭

爐具上冒火或發熱的部位

a spot on a cooker, lamp, or similar device that gives off flame or strong heat.

例句

Rina turned the front burner down before the soup boiled over.

Rina 在湯滾出來前,先把前面的爐頭火力轉小。

turn the burner down

A blue flame jumped from the burner when Mateo lit the camping stove.

Mateo 點燃露營爐時,藍色火焰從爐頭竄了出來。

flame from the burner

同義詞
  • ring

    common British term for the heated part on top of a cooker

  • hob

    British English for the cooking surface or one spot on it

  • heating element

    broader and more technical, especially for electric equipment

反義詞
  • oven

    the enclosed cooking space rather than the top heating part

文法句型

turn + burner + on/off/down

move/remove + pan + off + burner

flame from + burner

用法筆記

Usually refers to one heated spot or flame source, especially on a cooker. Distinguish from sense 5: sense 1 names one working part, while sense 5 names the whole fuel-burning unit.

2. a temporary mobile phone, usually loaded with credit beforehand, that someone di

2.名詞C1
釋義

免洗手機

短暫使用後就丟棄的手機

a temporary mobile phone, usually loaded with credit beforehand, that someone discards to hide their identity or movements.

例句

Police said the suspect bought a burner with cash at a corner shop.

警方說嫌犯在街角商店用現金買了一支免洗手機。

buy a burner with cash

Nadia keeps a burner in her bag for trips where theft is likely.

Nadia 會在包包裡放一支免洗手機,出門到容易失竊的地方時用。

keep a burner in her bag

同義詞
反義詞

文法句型

buy/use/carry + a burner

a burner phone

throw away + a burner

用法筆記

Common in reporting about crime, privacy, or dating. It usually suggests a temporary phone kept separate from someone's ordinary number. Distinguish from sense 3: sense 2 is the physical device, not the online identity.

3. an extra social media account created so the owner can stay anonymous instead of

3.名詞C1
釋義

分身帳號

短暫拿來匿名的社群帳號

an extra social media account created so the owner can stay anonymous instead of posting from their usual profile.

例句

Mizuki opened a burner to follow gossip pages without classmates recognizing her.

Mizuki 開了一個分身帳號,好在追八卦頁面時不被同學認出來。

open a burner to follow pages

The singer apologized after fans connected the rude burner to his main profile.

粉絲把那個失禮的分身帳號連到他的主帳號後,那位歌手就道歉了。

connect a burner to a main profile

同義詞
  • alt account

    short for an alternative account, often less secretive in tone

  • anonymous account

    neutral term that focuses on hidden identity

  • sock puppet

    stronger term for an account used to mislead people online

反義詞

文法句型

open/make + a burner

post from + a burner

connect/trace + a burner + to + main account

用法筆記

Used mostly for online platforms and often carries a secretive or deceptive feeling. Distinguish from sense 2: sense 3 is the anonymous account itself, while sense 2 is the temporary phone that may be used with it.

4. an injury in contact sports where a blow or sudden stretch shocks nerves around

4.名詞C2
釋義

肩頸刺痛

運動時頸肩神經受撞拉扯的痛感

an injury in contact sports where a blow or sudden stretch shocks nerves around the shoulder and neck, causing sharp pain or tingling.

例句

After the tackle, the winger grabbed his shoulder and said he had a burner.

那次擒抱後,那名前鋒抓著肩膀,說自己出現了肩頸刺痛。

have a burner after a tackle

The trainer ruled out a fracture and called the pain a burner instead.

防護員先排除了骨折,改說那陣疼痛是肩頸刺痛。

call the pain a burner

同義詞
  • stinger

    the more common alternative name in American football and rugby

  • nerve injury

    broader medical term without the sports slang tone

文法句型

have/get + a burner

a burner in + neck/shoulder

recover from + a burner

用法筆記

Mainly heard in sports medicine or team talk after contact injuries. It often suggests a brief but intense nerve pain rather than a broken bone or muscle tear.

5. a machine or fitted unit that burns fuel or waste in order to heat a place, run

5.名詞C1
釋義

燃燒器

燃燒燃料或廢料的裝置

a machine or fitted unit that burns fuel or waste in order to heat a place, run equipment, or destroy material.

例句

Workers fed scrap wood into the burner that heats the greenhouse at night.

工人把碎木料送進那台燃燒器裡,讓溫室夜裡能維持暖度。

feed scrap wood into the burner

The old burner kept the cabin warm even after the power failed.

即使停電了,那台老舊燃燒器還是讓小木屋保持溫暖。

the old burner kept the cabin warm

同義詞
  • incinerator

    specifically used for burning waste rather than general heating

  • furnace

    broader word for a heating system; not always the burner itself

  • heater

    everyday word that focuses on warming a place, not fuel burning

反義詞
  • cooler

    a device used to lower temperature instead of creating heat

文法句型

feed fuel into + burner

replace/install + a burner

[boiler/furnace] burner

用法筆記

This sense names the whole device or fitted unit that burns material. Distinguish from sense 1: sense 1 is only one heat-producing part on a cooker or lamp.