burn into



burn something into something

 and burn something in 
1. Lit. to engrave, brand, or etch marks or letters into something by the use of great heat. She burned her initials into the handle of the umbrella. She burned in her initials.
2. Fig. to implant something firmly in someone's head, brain, memory, etc. She burned the information into her head. The events of the day burned in sad memories.
See also: burn

burn into

Make an indelible impression on, as in An event like the Holocaust burns into the minds of all the survivors, or The scene was burned into her memory. This expression alludes to such processes as etching or engraving, where a caustic substance bites into a solid plate to make a design. [Early 1800s]
See also: burn

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Boutros-Arabic, Coptic
ConnellKAHN-əlEnglish (Rare)
Orso-Italian
Jehieljee-HIE-əl (English)Biblical
IzaÄK-Dutch
FraukeFROW-kəGerman