burn in

記憶に焼き付ける

経験や光景、事実などを、記憶に強く残すこと。

やさしい英語で： To make an experience, image, or fact stay strongly in someone's memory.

• The shock burned the scene in my memory.
• Years of practice burned the rules in.
• That terrible sight has been burned in my mind forever.

使い方： burn something in someone's memory (The accident burned that sound in her memory.)

類義語： imprint, engrave

よく使う表現： burn something in, burn in a memory

バーンインする、初期不良検査を行う

新品の電子部品を、しばしば負荷をかけて一定時間動かし、初期不良を見つけること。

やさしい英語で： To run new electronic parts for a while, often under stress, to find early faults.

• They burn in every circuit board.
• The factory burned in the chips for two days.
• Have these components been burned in at high temperatures?

使い方： burn in something / burn something in (We burn the processors in before shipping them.)

類義語： stress-test

よく使う表現： burn in new components, burn something in

焼き込む、焼いて穴を開ける

火や強い熱で表面を深く傷め、跡や穴を残すこと。

やさしい英語で： To damage a surface deeply with fire or strong heat, leaving a mark or hole.

• The hot coal burned a hole in the rug.
• The heat burned deep marks in the wood.
• A spark landed on the seat and burned in.

使い方： burn something in something (The hot coal burned a hole in the carpet.)

類義語： scorch

よく使う表現： burn in a hole, burn something in

焼き付ける

強い熱を使って、色や模様を表面に定着させること。

やさしい英語で： To make colors or a design stay permanently on a surface by using strong heat.

• The potter burned in the colors.
• Strong heat burns the painted design in permanently.
• Have you burned in the decoration yet?

使い方： burn in something / burn something in (The kiln burns the colors in permanently.)

類義語： fire in

よく使う表現： burn in the colors, burn something in