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char
B2
verb
Usage:
95%
scorch, blacken
Translation: scorch, blacken
Pronunciation: /tʃɑːr/
Meaning: to burn the surface of something until it becomes black

This meaning refers to partly burning a material so that its outer surface becomes blackened or carbonized.

The flames charred the wooden door.

Grill the peppers until their skins char.

2
B2
mass noun
Usage:
79%
charred material, carbonized matter
Translation: charred material, carbonized matter
Pronunciation: /tʃɑːr/
Meaning: blackened or partly burned material

This meaning refers to material that has been converted partly into carbon through burning.

A layer of char covered the timber.

The sample contained ash and char.

3
C1
dated British noun
Usage:
31%
cleaner, cleaning worker
Translation: cleaner, cleaning worker
Pronunciation: /tʃɑːr/
Meaning: a person employed to clean houses or offices

This dated British meaning refers to a person, traditionally a woman, paid to perform cleaning work.

The office employed a char in the evenings.

She worked as a char for several families.

4
B2
animal noun
Usage:
76%
salmonid fish, Arctic char
Translation: salmonid fish, Arctic char
Pronunciation: /tʃɑːr/
Meaning: a cold-water fish related to salmon and trout

This meaning refers to fish of the genus Salvelinus, including Arctic char and brook trout.

Arctic char live in cold northern waters.

The restaurant serves grilled char.

5
B2
British informal noun
Usage:
44%
tea, cup of tea
Translation: tea, cup of tea
Pronunciation: /tʃɑːr/
Meaning: tea

This British slang meaning refers to tea, probably influenced by words for tea in Asian languages.

Would you like a cup of char?

They stopped for some char and biscuits.

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