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全焼, ぜんしょう

  • zenshō

Definition

noun (common) (futsuumeishi), noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

  • burned down
  • entirely destroyed

Examples of 全焼,ぜんしょう in a Sentence

その家は全焼した。
The house was burned to ashes.
火事で建物は全焼した。
The fire consumed the whole building.
１０戸が全焼した。
Ten houses were burned down.
彼らの家はその火事で全焼した。
Their house was burned down in the fire.
ホテルは全焼した。
The hotel was burned to the ground.
昨日の火事で二百戸が全焼した。
Two hundred houses were burnt down in the fire which broke out yesterday.
その火事で家は全焼した。
The fire consumed the whole house.
その城は、１４８５年に全焼して、再建されなかった。
The castle, burnt down in 1485, was not rebuilt.
その火事でこのあたりの家がすべて全焼したわけではない。
Not all the houses around here were burned down in the fire.
デリカテッセンから火災が発生し、灰の山を残して全焼した。
A delicatessen caught fire and burned down, leaving a heap of ashes.

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