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Перевод: incinerate

[глагол]
сжигать; испепелять; превращать в пепел

Тезаурус:

1. Perhaps the strangest talisman - and one (or should one say many ?) which made those initiates feel themselves intimately a part of the Fists - was kept in a long crypt below the Reclusiam, reached by a dropshaft which would incinerate anyone who did not sport a Black Carapace beneath their skin.
2. Dispose of used needles carefully in sharps containers and incinerate.
3. According to the proposed US schedule the Johnston incinerator - the only such facility currently in existence - would undergo 16 months of testing before beginning to destroy chemical weapons already stored on the atoll (those which had been removed from Okinawa in 1971), and would then incinerate those weapons currently based in West Germany.
4. Further, policy decisions by this Council, for example, to incinerate most of the sewage sludge generated in the region, prevents any significant development of composting.
5. Rechem, which runs two of Britain's three plants equipped to incinerate PCB- contaminated wastes, says that local politicians take various approaches.
6. Phil Howard, project director, said that the plant had a different potential to the nearby Elm Energy project which will incinerate whole tyres to produce energy.
7. If that woman's the sort who'll incinerate a whole building, what will she do to me when she finds out I've heard all this?
8. Another option is to incinerate the oil, but this is very wasteful.
9. The law will limit their opportunity to incinerate or dump waste, thereby, it is hoped, encouraging manufacturers to build recyclability into product design.
10. For a moment I thought the heat from the bung-hole might incinerate my brows, but when I squinted beneath an outstretched palm the sight stole my breath.
11. Now a fleet of mobile pet crematoriums can incinerate a dead Gnasher or Felix at its owner's doorstep for about 150.
12. The ICI also has many eyewitness accounts of troops using flame-throwers to incinerate corpses.
13. Germany is set to introduce legislation to allow it to incinerate domestic and industrial waste as complaints grow among its EC partners that German waste exports were stifling their own recycling capacity.