Examples of using Sear in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Soon your lungs will sear.
They sear their name across the sky of life.
The sandwich toaster does not cook or sear food.
Sear the octopus until it is very crispy.
It's like that Cajun style where they sear everything.
In large pot, sear meat in a small amount of oil.
Cook pork in same pan, also sear and flavor.
Sear the meat and the onion on all sides for 5 minutes.
Add the meat cubes, sear and deglaze with the stock.
Sear on all sides over a moderate heat and remove from the frying pan.
Wrap with bacon and sear on all sides in oil.
Briefly sear the meat in butter, add seasoning and place in a sieve.
Season the rabbit with salt and pepper and sear in hot oil on all sides.
Add tuna and sear for 20 to 30 seconds on each side.
Season the suckling pig cutlets with salt and pepper and sear in oil.
Allow a pan to heat, sear the meat on high heat& on both sides.
Slice the cleaned and washed radishes into wedges and sear in nut oil.
The Fire will sear their faces, and they therein will have taut smiles.
Heat oil in a skillet and sear fish on both sides.
Put the onions and mushrooms into the inner bowl and sear both.
Get a good sear on the eggplant burger for some extra crunch.
Set screw W10011 has come out and allowed Sear Spring W10008 to fall out.
Sear the chicken breast, add the ginger, garlic and tamarind and continue to fry.
Halve the romaine lettuce, sear with olive oil and deglaze with white balsamic vinegar.
Sear the steak shortly from both sides at the highest temperature you can get.
To have outstanding oratory skills and sear the hearts of men with a righteous word?
If you sear the stems of the flowers first in a frying pan... your arrangement will look fresh much longer.
Firing Pin must be straight, and without wear from the Sear, and with a round smooth surface on the front tip.
Beef steak, medium* sear at 230- 240 C 2- 3 min. each side approx. 2 cm continue at 180 C 5- 7 min.
David Sear emphasizes that his work is intended to help readers find a'natural way' to think about history through coins.
