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meaning of "burn up" #1 (permalink) Mon May 21, 2007 17:23 pm   meaning of "burn up"
 

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ESL/EFL Test #166 "Phrasal Verbs (B to C)", question 3

He could feel the back of his neck ......... when they started talking about the tragedy.

(a) burn on
(b) burn in
(c) burn up

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ESL/EFL Test #166 "Phrasal Verbs (B to C)", answer 3

He could feel the back of his neck burn up when they started talking about the tragedy.

Correct answer: (c) burn up

Your answer was: incorrect
He could feel the back of his neck burn in when they started talking about the tragedy.
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I cant find the meaning of burn up in webster dict. , can u explain me that it means, or give me a link to better dictionary?

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meaning of "burn up" #2 (permalink) Tue May 22, 2007 10:31 am   meaning of "burn up"
 

When strong emotions, like anger, embarrassment or excitement, arise, we can feel our face or neck blush, redden, heat or burn up.
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