The next step is to scald the skin.

下一步烫鸭皮。

This sends the scalding liquid directly into the throat.

通过吸管热饮直达喉咙。

Then Mr. Schindler came rushing down the stairs like a scalding cat.

之后 Schindler先生急匆匆地下楼，就像一只烫伤了的小猫。

Scalding the duck's skin allows it to look plump and full, flat and smooth.

把鸭皮烫一下，能使鸭皮看起来饱满、平整、光滑。

We need to scald them. So they all need to be clean, hot and clean.

要烫一下。所以它都要干净，又热又干净。

So what needs to happen now is for it to be patted and these are the butter pats which we scalded earlier.

现在要做的，轻拍，这些黄油拍，之前已经烫洗过。

I often pour water into him hot enough to scald him, if he could only feel it.

常常给他倾倒足够烫的热水来烫他，因为他只能感受到这个温度。

He scalded the bowl and spoon and washed out the dish-towel.

他烫了碗和勺子， 洗了洗碗巾。

I told you to keep the water warm, not scalding.

你保持水温 水变得滚烫。

The burns and scalds scared him to tears.

烧伤和烫伤把他吓得流泪了。

'A broad red mark, like a burn or scald?

“一个宽阔的红色标记， 像烧伤或烫伤？

" Wee, wee, wee! Yock yock" ! said Robinson, scalding his nose.

“呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜呜！罗宾逊说，烫着他的鼻子。

When she took them away, her palms were wet with scalding tears.

当她把它拿走时， 她的手心被滚烫的泪水弄湿了。

We talked about hot, " scalding" and " scorching" , they're not quite the same.

说热，“烫” 和“灼热” ，它完全一样。

" We thought you knew what you were doing! " shouted Ron, standing up, and his words Harry like scalding knives.

“认为你知道应该干什么！”罗恩大喊，站起身来，他的话就像一把灼烫的匕首。

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

当盛着滚烫酥油茶的瓷碗在他手中冒出热气时，哈吉阿里开口了。

He was quite dry himself and grinning; and he threw the cup of scalding tea all over Mr. Tod.

他自己也擦干了， 咧嘴笑着。 他把那杯滚烫的茶泼到托德先生身上。

" If you had treated me honourably you would have had him still." Eustacia said, while scalding tears trickled from her eyes.

“如果你真尊重，你本来会失去你儿子的，”游苔莎说，眼里流着热泪。

But the sharp pains were fading. There was a new pain, a scalding pain in my hand that was overshadowing everything else.

但那种尖锐的疼痛正渐渐褪去。又感到了一种新疼痛，的手上传来一种灼烧的疼痛，这种痛楚比其他任何别的疼痛都要强烈。

These tinctured the silent bosom of the clouds above them and lit up their ephemeral caves, which seemed thenceforth to become scalding caldrons.

这些篝火把低垂的浮云染上一层色彩，照亮了云朵中的空隙，使它好像成了一只只沸滚的铁锅。