sear, searing, pan-seared, Love-Hate, indelibly, unspeakable acts

FOOD & DRINK

Ditch the KFC this Christmas and cook up some easy-to-make pan-seared chicken with homemade gravy
BY W. TANNER KIRK

You've been working all week and may not have time to plan a proper feast, but that doesn't mean you have to miss out on Christmas dinner.

Uncluttered by adult artifice, children can provide the most honest impressions of unspeakable acts, and the most searing
Art and genocide   

ECONOMIST.COM

For child survivors of atrocities, drawing is therapy—and a tool of justice
Art and genocide


Created for visitors who are blind or have low vision, listen to Verbal Descriptions of works in Doris Salcedo, our retrospective that surveys the searing, deeply poetic work of the Colombian artist:http://gu.gg/RpGPk

Political Heat Sears AIG

U.S. and New York officials separately stepped up pressure on AIG amid outrage over bonuses set for executives, some responsible for the company's near collapse. Obama vowed to pursue ways to block $165 million in payouts.

Indelible Link
Liquidity Jones dips the rotary needle in black ink and injects it between the second and third layer of Jimmy Robinson's skin. Robinson pushes back in a black chair and closes his eyes, sinking deep, deep in memories. The ink pulsing now inside him, his dead brother's face begins to appear.
(By DeNeen L. Brown, The Washington Post)


To Remember Beijing, Indelibly

Vying with Starbucks: A Love-Hate Thing

As Starbucks' expansion loses steam, independent coffee shops reveal the subtle ways they compete with the coffee powerhouse



To find the answer, I called Deborah Snyder. Currently the pastry chef at Alto and L’Impero in New York, she is the author of a seductive chocolate pudding that’s seared into my memory from a meal long ago at Lever House, where she used to work.

love-hate　━━ a. 愛憎の.既愛又恨

sear 
verb [T]
1 to burn the surface of something with sudden very strong heat:
The heat from the explosion seared their hands and faces. Play not with paradoxes. That caustic which you handle in order to scorch others may happen to sear your own fingers and make them dead to the quality of things.2 to fry a piece of meat quickly at a high temperature, in order to prevent liquid and flavour escaping from it

3 to have a strong unpleasant effect on someone's feelings or memories:
The disaster is indelibly seared into the villagers' memory.
指強烈印象 不見得為負面者



searing
adjective
1 If something, such as a feeling or temperature, is described as searing, it is extreme:
A searing pain shot up her arm.
The race took place in the searing heat.

2 (especially of a criticism or story) very powerful and emotional or critical:
The article is a searing attack on government mismanagement.
Her latest novel is a searing tale of love and hate.

searingly
adverb

indelible 
adjective
1 describes a mark or substance that is impossible to remove by washing or in any other way:
indelible ink
The blood had left an indelible mark on her shirt.

2 [usually before noun] Indelible memories or actions are impossible to forget, or have a permanent influence or effect:
I have an indelible memory of that meeting with Anastasia.
In his twenty years working for the company, Joe Pearson made an indelible impression on it.

indelibly 
adverb

in・del・i・ble



━━ a. 消し得ない.