sunburn
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- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌbɜrn/
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quemadura de sol
- After spending the entire day at the beach, I came home with a painful sunburn on my shoulders.
- prevent sunburn
OK, the hint is this shrimp heals sunburns, Aloe.
- OK, the hint is this shrimp heals sunburns, Aloe.
- You're not getting a sunburn in the forest.
- Firstly, if you have sunburn, don't stay outside.
- By the way, that was the worst sunburn I ever had in my life was at that concert.
- So what's the story with sun exposure, sunburn, sunscreen, skin cancer, and aging?
- Aristotle brings up sunburn as an example of something that reddens the skin.
- As Asians, it takes quite a while to experience sunburn, so it felt like sunburn and it stung so much.
- So I'm going to go buy some more because the last thing I need is a sunburn.
- After that, my face felt like it wasn't really a lasting pain, but it just felt like I got a really bad sunburn, which is what most people say.
- Sunscreens generally fall into creams, lotions, topical products that protect the skin against sunburn.
- Word for every damn thing from sunburn to excellent.
Examples
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If you've ever had a sunburn, check it out.
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After that, my face felt like it wasn't really a lasting pain, but it just felt like I got a really bad sunburn, which is what most people say.
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I could definitely see like a little sunburn under my eye.
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Do you know why the people in America have sunburn on one side of their face?
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So yeah, it just feels like a sunburn right now.
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Got a nice sunburn, though.
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"I was just afraid of getting a sunburn that day you saw me.
Fiction book (1999) -
By the way, that was the worst sunburn I ever had in my life was at that concert.
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I must have sat up fast, and even just that much moving made my sunburn hurt.
Fiction book (1995) -
Firstly, if you have sunburn, don't stay outside.
Synonyms
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Redness of the skin caused by widened blood vessels, often from sunburn or irritation
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A mild injury to the top layer of the skin that causes redness and pain without blisters
Redness of the skin after too much sun
An injury to skin from too much sun that makes it red
Red, sore skin that appears after too much sun
How Severe
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Morphology
Etymology
Sunburn is a simple compound of sun and burn, meaning 'burn from the sun'. So a sunburn is when the sun's strong light makes your skin red and sore, like a burn but without fire.