Torch ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Torch ( noun )

A stick with a combustible material at one end, used to produce light and heat, especially as a portable light source.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french torche, from late latin torqua, from torquere "to twist".

Examples:

1. He carried a torch to light the way through the dark forest.
2. She lit the torch and held it up to see the path ahead.
3. The torch was passed from one runner to the next in the relay race.
4. The torch was used to light the ceremonial fire.
5. The statue was lit with a ring of torches to give it a dramatic appearance.

(As a verb)

Torch ( verb )

A stick with a combustible material at one end, used to produce light and heat, especially as a portable light source.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french torche, from late latin torqua, from torquere "to twist".

Examples:

1. He carried a torch to light the way through the dark forest.
2. She lit the torch and held it up to see the path ahead.
3. The torch was passed from one runner to the next in the relay race.
4. The torch was used to light the ceremonial fire.
5. The statue was lit with a ring of torches to give it a dramatic appearance.