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torchnounuk/tɔːtʃ/ us/tɔːrtʃ/

B2 [ C ] UK US flashlight a small light that is held in the hand and usually gets its power from batteries手电筒

She flashed/shone the torch into the dark room.她用手电筒照了照黑暗的房间。

[ C ] a thick stick with material that burns tied to the top of it, used to give light火炬；火把

a flaming/blazing torch熊熊燃烧的火炬
literary Many buildings were put to the torch (= burned intentionally) during the riots.暴乱中许多建筑物被付之一炬。

[ S ] approving used as a symbol of a political movement or idea that has an important positive influence（象征具有重大积极影响的政治运动或思想的）火炬

She promised that the party would carry the torch of progressivism into the next decade.她承诺该党将继续秉持进步主义理念，进入新的十年。

More examples

The torch sends out a powerful beam of light.

The policeman walked along the street, shining a torch into every car.

The lighting of the Olympic torch symbolizes peace and friendship among the nations of the world.

She flashed the torch into the dark room.

torchverb [ T ]uk/tɔːtʃ/ us/tɔːrtʃ/

to burn a building or other large thing, intentionally and usually illegally放火烧，纵火烧（建筑物或其他大型物体）

They smashed a side door to get in and then torched the warehouse when they had taken what they wanted.他们从侧门破门而入，在拿走了他们所要的东西后将仓库付之一炬。

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