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Definition of incinerate in English: incinerateverb ɪnˈsɪnəreɪtɪnˈsɪnəˌreɪt [with object]Destroy (something, especially waste material) by burning. 焚毁（某物，尤指废料） waste packaging is to be incinerated rather than buried in landfills 废包装被焚毁，而不是用垃圾掩埋法掩埋。 Example sentencesExamples - Similarly, it used to be perfectly in order to incinerate confidential papers.
- I was incinerating papers in the back yard one day when the wind changed and my hand was badly burned.
- The remainder, which includes body parts and the cytotoxic material, will be incinerated abroad.
- CoCo View incinerates its garbage, and the strong smoky smell often permeated the rooms.…
- I was assured that as Bolton incinerates its rubbish, and the incinerator is used to produce electricity as a by-product, that in effect this waste is being recycled.
- The group have pointed out that a section of the Kildare Waste Management plan has suggested that Kildare could incinerate their waste in the Midlands.
- After sorting the refuse at a central depot any waste that can be incinerated should be.
- And, you know, is it best to be incinerating that waste material or putting it in landfill, which is what's going on at the moment.
- And incinerating the chemical along with other hazardous waste generates dioxins and other pollutants.
- Just incinerating them, destroying them - they were lost forever.
- But best of all, this new form of reactor can incinerate waste from other reactors, turning today's noxious stockpiles into energy.
- Usually, wood is incinerated by fire when a bolt of lightning strikes it.
- The incineration process converts the matter being incinerated into energy.
- Safe, cheap alternatives to incinerating hazardous waste are easily implemented.
- Now modern cities appropriate millions of dollars a year to incinerate garbage and even more money to recycle it.
- It had also been permitted to incinerate garbage, but the company has suspended the activities on its own, the officials said.
- The proposed plant will mass incinerate waste but it will use thermal treatment as part of its separation and treatment process.
- If, however, the plant will be able to incinerate the material within a reasonable time, and can store it in the meantime, then it is not a misuse of language to say that the plant currently has incinerating capacity.
- Instead of incinerating the waste, hospitals should reduce the use of PVC and mercury products, as safer alternatives are easily available.
- At the end of 1945, five million anthrax-infected cattle cakes were incinerated in one of Porton Down's furnaces.
Synonyms burn, burn up, reduce to ashes, consume by fire, carbonize cremate
OriginLate 15th century: from medieval Latin incinerat- 'burnt to ashes', from the verb incinerare, from in- 'into, towards' + cinis, ciner- 'ashes'. Definition of incinerate in US English: incinerateverbinˈsinəˌrātɪnˈsɪnəˌreɪt [with object]Destroy (something, especially waste material) by burning. 焚毁（某物，尤指废料） such garbage must be incinerated at the hospital Example sentencesExamples - If, however, the plant will be able to incinerate the material within a reasonable time, and can store it in the meantime, then it is not a misuse of language to say that the plant currently has incinerating capacity.
- CoCo View incinerates its garbage, and the strong smoky smell often permeated the rooms.…
- It had also been permitted to incinerate garbage, but the company has suspended the activities on its own, the officials said.
- Similarly, it used to be perfectly in order to incinerate confidential papers.
- And, you know, is it best to be incinerating that waste material or putting it in landfill, which is what's going on at the moment.
- Usually, wood is incinerated by fire when a bolt of lightning strikes it.
- But best of all, this new form of reactor can incinerate waste from other reactors, turning today's noxious stockpiles into energy.
- Safe, cheap alternatives to incinerating hazardous waste are easily implemented.
- Instead of incinerating the waste, hospitals should reduce the use of PVC and mercury products, as safer alternatives are easily available.
- At the end of 1945, five million anthrax-infected cattle cakes were incinerated in one of Porton Down's furnaces.
- The group have pointed out that a section of the Kildare Waste Management plan has suggested that Kildare could incinerate their waste in the Midlands.
- And incinerating the chemical along with other hazardous waste generates dioxins and other pollutants.
- Just incinerating them, destroying them - they were lost forever.
- The proposed plant will mass incinerate waste but it will use thermal treatment as part of its separation and treatment process.
- After sorting the refuse at a central depot any waste that can be incinerated should be.
- I was incinerating papers in the back yard one day when the wind changed and my hand was badly burned.
- Now modern cities appropriate millions of dollars a year to incinerate garbage and even more money to recycle it.
- I was assured that as Bolton incinerates its rubbish, and the incinerator is used to produce electricity as a by-product, that in effect this waste is being recycled.
- The remainder, which includes body parts and the cytotoxic material, will be incinerated abroad.
- The incineration process converts the matter being incinerated into energy.
Synonyms burn, burn up, reduce to ashes, consume by fire, carbonize
OriginLate 15th century: from medieval Latin incinerat- ‘burnt to ashes’, from the verb incinerare, from in- ‘into, towards’ + cinis, ciner- ‘ashes’. |