IPA: //ˈsʌnˌbɜrnd//
KK: /sʌnˈbɜrnd/
Having skin that has been damaged by too much sun exposure, often resulting in redness and pain.
After spending the whole day at the beach, I was sunburned and needed aloe vera to soothe my skin.
To have caused the skin to become red and painful due to excessive exposure to sunlight.
After spending the whole day at the beach without sunscreen, I was sunburned all over my back.
Past: sunburned
Past Participle: sunburned
Sunburned → It is formed from "sun" (from Old English "sunne", meaning the star that provides light and warmth) and "burned" (the past participle of "burn", from Old English "byrnian", meaning to be on fire or to scorch). The word "sunburned" describes the condition of skin that has been scorched or damaged by exposure to the sun's rays.
Think of the 'sun' as the source of light and warmth that can 'burn' your skin, leading to the condition of being sunburned.