What's the difference between sunburnt and sunburst?
Sunburnt
Definition:
() of Sunburn
Example Sentences:
(1) There I got sunburnt, was bitten by a tick and chased by a sheep, and ran out of water, but I made it.
(2) And when I got sunburnt, Roberto cut a fresh leaf of aloe vera for its soothing gel.
(3) It was back in sunburnt Australia, that land of sweeping plains where sport is so accessible young athletes can choose from a variety of disciplines without leaving their own street sometimes.
(4) When areas of the skin which are normally covered become sunburnt just before chickenpox eruption, there occurs a marked intensification of the rash on the freshly burnt parts.
(5) It's probably only Bob Crow slurping cocktails and getting sunburnt on that poop deck.
(6) In sunburnt skin the increased proinflammatory mediators, particularly arachidonic acid metabolites, are also thought to stimulate melanocytes in the production of hyperpigmentation.
(7) Getting sunburnt just once every two years can triple your risk of developing malignant melanoma and even reddening of the skin is a sign of damage.
(8) "I've always been careful to look after my skin, but I do remember getting sunburnt as a girl.
(9) "I love a sunburnt country, a land of sweeping plains, of ragged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains," runs a famous poem , but that attachment to the environment does not count for much in national political life.
(10) Helen chooses to see her much duller father as utterly blameless - apart from the way he used to administer sun cream, leaving white question marks on her sunburnt back every summer.
(11) It’s a legacy that is coming through from the time of the early package holidays when people got sunburnt on holiday and didn’t know the risk they were undergoing,” he said, adding that cancer and melanoma become more common as people get older.
(12) Thus tanning after sun exposure may be induced not only by the effect of vitamin D3 and direct UV irradiation on the melanocytes but also by the effect of various arachidonic acid metabolites which are increased in sunburnt skin.
(13) The cafes are full of sunburnt Americans hailing each other over ice buckets of champagne.
(14) In the UK more than eight in 10 skin cancers could be prevented by enjoying the sun safely and not getting sunburnt,” she said.
(15) Netatmo June Not just a pretty face - this smart jewellery promises to help you avoid getting sunburnt Those of us lucky enough to have seen the sun recently will know how glorious is can be, but this bit of smart jewellery can tell you how much UV exposure you’ve from harmful rays.
Sunburst
Definition:
(n.) A burst of sunlight.
Example Sentences:
(1) The most prevalent retinal abnormality was the black sunburst, occurring in 46% of SS patients, 63% of SC patients, and 37% of Sthal patients.
(2) Sodium dodecyl sulfate does not cause the sunburst to dissociate nor does it inhibit dissociation in the presence of EDTA suggesting that dissociation is not due to hydrolytic enzymes.
(3) The aggregation factor (AF) from the sponge Geodia cydonium is known to be a complex proteinaceous particle, composed of a series of different (glyco)proteins (Mr lower than 150,000) around a 90S sunburst-like core structure.
(4) In others it is circular and the complex appears as a sunburst with arms extending like rays from the circle.
(5) Twenty percent of sunburst metastases occur in bones distal to the elbow and knee, a much higher prevalence than is found overall in bone metastases.
(6) Cytoplasmic particles similar to sunbursts have been found on the surface of the mammary secretory epithelium.
(7) This week there was a genuine sunburst separating the two nations.
(8) Salmon patches (6.4%), iridescent spots (10.3%), mottled brown areas (16.7%) and black sunbursts (7.7%) were seen as early as 10 years of age but showed an upward trend with age.
(9) It is suggested that each Müller cell forms a sunburst and that sunbursts form a major glial component of the neuropil of the inner plexiform layer.
(10) "Sunbursts" treated with ethylenediaminetraacetate (EDTA) for 4 weeks at 0 degrees C dissociate into 3 protein- and polysaccharide-containing components.
(11) It may be an impurity since there is apparently less than 1 of the large polysaccharide chains per sunburst.
(12) A sunburst type of neovascularity from a meningeal artery was seen in only one case.
(13) Sclerotherapy is still an excellent procedure for treatment of sunburst venous blemishes.
(14) The periosteal sunburst reaction is an unusual response to metastatic bone tumours.
(15) The processes are numerous, and largely unbranched, and give the impression of rays radiating from a point source; the structure is therefore termed a "sunburst."
(16) The results of light and electron microscopy of 18 punch biopsies of sunburst varicosities are presented.
(17) Directing proceedings from a stage emblazoned with BP’s green and yellow sunburst livery, chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg appeared aglow with satisfaction at the oil-and-gas group’s shareholder meeting two weeks ago as plaudits rained in from the unlikeliest quarters.
(18) X-ray films revealed spotted and ringed shadows in the shaft and a "sunburst appearance" in the lesion.
(19) Multiple zones of black sunburst hyperpigmentation were located nearby.
(20) An unusual case of pancreatic lymphangioma presenting as a large mid-abdominal mass with sunburst pattern of calcification is herein described.