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The phrase "a transformer burned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an incident where a transformer has caught fire or malfunctioned, typically in the context of electrical systems or equipment.
Example: "During the storm, a transformer burned, causing a power outage in the entire neighborhood."
Alternatives: "a transformer caught fire" or "a transformer malfunctioned."
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An electrical line had fallen; a transformer burned.
When a transformer burned out in an area with high theft, the company asked for two months' worth of payment from the area's residents before replacing it.
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A transformer fire occurred in a state office building in Binghamton, NY on February 5 , 1981
These are the stories that have electricity - albeit the residual static from a transformer that just burned out.
A: Transformers 4. Mike Ryan is senior writer for Huffington Post Entertainment.
A buzzing or cracking sound is frequently an early sign that a transformer is about to develop a burn.
"It was a fire in a transformer," Mr. Gribbon said.
A fire in a transformer set the blackout in motion.
Or a transformer.
"A 'Transformer,"' Ms. Woo corrected.
He wants to be a Transformer.
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