scalding造句

This paper studies the principle for, and functions, and methods of scalding, degree of the process, the test of its result, and discussions various views on scalding.

When the porcelain bowls of 23 scalding butter tea steamed in their hands, Haji Ali spoke.

They routinely do battle with terrifying contraptions, chemicals, sharp objects and irons capable of scalding.

May your eyes never shed such stormy, scalding, heart wrung tears as poured from mine.

After that, we have been scalding hot embrace of the skin together.

In larger operations pigs move on conveyor systems through scalding tunnels and dehairing machines with rotating rubber fixtures.

And tortured with scalding water, And then they pour milk over me, And drink me at their leisure.

O eyes that are red with weeping, cease your scalding flow, for in a little while ye shall know no more tears!

Whats more, at the slaughter house, the chickens throats are cut, and they are immersed in scalding hot water to remove their feathers while many are still alive.

He who cannot bear to let down is like a hot potato in his hand, scalding himself. To put down is courage, more wisdom. Put down in memory.

Open switch of outfall under the boiling shrimp machine, drain out of water. prevent the water from spattering workers and avoiding scalding.

Life can be found in scalding, acidic hot pools, in the driest deserts, and in the dark, crushing depths of the ocean.

In high school and college I worked at Kingston steel drum, a factory in my New Hampshire hometown that scoured some of the 55-gallon steel drums it cleaned with acid and scalding water.

Until oil and gas made it rich, beginning in the 1960s, this tiny, scalding, pancake-flat peninsula scarcely boasted a settled population, let alone a town of any size.

In the few hours I was there, Shade scraped the outer layers off several leaves, dipped some others in scalding water, and burned the trunk with a soldering iron.