torch

美音：[tɔrtʃ] 英音：[tɔː(r)tʃ]

简单释义：

n.火炬；手电筒；火把

v.纵火烧（建筑物或汽车）

网络优生四项；优生五项；焊炬

变形：

复数：torches 现在分词：torching 过去式：torched

完整释义：

1.焰炬
2.焊枪
3.火舌
4.手电
5.喷嘴
6.吹焰器
7.切割器
8.火炬,火把;【机械工程】气炬,喷灯;〔英国〕手电筒;知识的光[源泉];〔美俚〕手枪

例句：

Olympics ended. I believe that this culture will continue on, like the Olympic torch, relayed in everyone's heart.
奥运会结束了，我相信这种文明会像奥运火炬一样，在每个人的心中传递。
Disruptions to the torch relay have provoked a strong sense of nationalist indignation among many overseas Chinese, especially students.
奥运火炬传递受到干扰，使很多海外华人（尤其是留学生）心中产生了强烈的民族主义情绪和愤慨。
That torch flickering in the wind annoyed me. It had the appearance of being afraid.
在风中飘忽的火焰叫人烦闷，它好象怀着恐惧。
We had to use a strong torch, but even so it was hard to see anything.
我们不得不使用强光手电筒，但是即便如此，还是很难看到东西。
Wang said he was not involved with planning the fireworks display and only lit the fuse for the pyrotechnics after Xu handed him a torch.
王世荣认为，自己并未参与整个策划过程，点燃引线用的火炬是徐威递给他的。
He took out a torch but it was useless, for the battery had run down.
他掏出手电，但没用，因为电池耗尽了。
Dear friend: life is not a candle-light flickering in the wind but a torch igniting a new flame.
我的朋友，生活并不是微风中摇曳的烛光，而是点燃新火焰的火把。
He went up to heaven and lit a torch near the sun. He brought the torch back to earth and gave it to the first man.
他升入天国，在太阳边上点燃了火把。他把火把带回到地面给了世上第一个人。

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