burn-in; ghost image
Technical term for persistent image retention on a display, especially CRT, plasma, or OLED screens.
Mechanical term for when moving parts (piston, bearing, etc.) become stuck due to friction, heat, or lack of lubrication.
This monitor has severe burn-in, and the logo remains visible all the time.
Change the oil regularly to prevent engine seizure.
Compound of 焼き (yaki, 'burning') + 付き (tsuki, 'sticking'). The literal sense of 'burning and sticking' gave rise to both the display and mechanical meanings.