zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • dài yòu pēng diào yòng kǎo jià de qīng biàn shì rán shāo tàn de huǒ pén
    a portable charcoal-burning brazier with a grill for cooking.
  • huǒ pén zhǒng dài kǎo jiàbiàn xié shì shāo tàn de jīn shǔ huǒ pénzhù yào yòng pēngtiáo
    A portable charcoal-burning brazier with a grill, used chiefly for cooking.
  • xià jiù tuì shāo liǎo
    The fever is breaking.
  • zài zhàng péng wài shāo huǒ chá de yíng zhě
    Campers brewing up outside their tents
  • gāng zhuān wán quán shāo yìng de zhuān
    An extremely hard burned brick.
  • zhuān jiàn zhù yóu fēng gān shāo zhì de zhuān jiàn chéng de jiàn zhù
    A structure built with this type of brick.
  • fēng gān fēng gān qiě wèi shāo guò de nián dào cǎo zuò chéng de zhuān
    A sun-dried, unburned brick of clay and straw.
  • huǒ shāo hěn wànghuǒ guāng xióng xióng
    The fire flamed bright.
  • rán shāo shāo liàng chū huǒ yàn
    To burn brightly; blaze.
  • qiáng liè rán shāo yǐn de qiáng liè huǒ yàn
    a strong flame that burns brightly.
  •   ào yùn huì jiān zài zhù huì chǎng rán shāo de huǒ yàn shì 'ào lín shèng huǒxiàng zhēng zhe guāng míngtuán jiéyǒu píngzhèng
    The torch burning in the main stadium during the Olympic Games is Olympic flame symbolizing brightness, solidarity, friendship, peace and fair play.
  • zài zhōng gōng zuò hěn cháng shí jiān néng shǐ rén gāo shāo
    Working out in the rain for a long time may bring on a fever.
  • huǒ shāo hěn wàng
    Fire is burning briskly.
  • jiāo yán juǎnbǐng wài biǎo miàn jiā yánjiāo guò táng jiāng de cuì bǐngcháng chéng sōng sàn de jié zhuàng huò gùn zhuàng hòu shāo kǎo
    A glazed, brittle biscuit that is salted on the outside and usually baked in the form of a loose knot or a stick.
  • táo zhǒng jiān yìng suìkàng fáng cái liàochéng xíng hòu zài gāo wēn xià shāo zhì de zhǒng fēi jīn shǔ kuàng yóu nián zhì chéng
    Any of various hard, brittle, heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant materials made by shaping and then firing a nonmetallic mineral, such as clay, at a high temperature.
  • shāo kǎo fàng zài kǎo jià shàng kǎo
    To broil on a gridiron.
  • kuài huá shàng dāo huā bìng shāo kǎo guò de jiā qín huò ròu
    A piece of scored and broiled fish, fowl, or meat.
  • hēi xiàn xuě tōng cháng hōng bèidàn yòu shí liàng huáng yóu shāo kǎo
    haddock usually baked but sometimes broiled with lots of butter.
  • yáng yòu xiǎo xuě de ròuzhòng liàng bàng zhǐ yòu xiǎo de hēi xiàn xuě qīng xuětōng cháng shāo kǎo
    flesh of young Atlantic cod weighing up to 2 pounds; also young haddock and pollock; often broiled.
  • kǎo ròukǎo cài shāo kǎo 'ér chéng de shí
    Food cooked by broiling or grilling.
  • zhòng liàng chāo guò bàng de chú ròuzhèng shì shāo kǎo
    flesh of a small young chicken not over 2 l/2 lb suitable for broiling.
  • jìn nián láishù rèn píng shāo tàn rén jiàn zhě kǎn
    In recent years the trees succumbed to the charcoal burner and the builder.
  • chú fáng de diàn dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The light bulb in the kitchen burnt out.
  • dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The bulb has burned out.
  • dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The bulb have burn out.
  • dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The bulb burns the dirty trick.
  • dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The electric light bulb burnt out.
  • rèn diàn dēng pào zuì hòu zǒng huì shāo huài de
    Any electric light bulb will eventually burn out.
  • guò qiáng de diàn liú huì shǐ dēng pào shāo huài de
    An abnormally high electric current may blow out the bulb.
  • fáng jiān diàn dēng pào shāo huài liǎo
    The light bulb in the lamp is burned out in my room.
  • rán liào rán liào zhǐ yào méi yòu kōng rán shāo lái
    Both liquid and gas fuels cannot bum so long as the fuel and air are kept away from each other.
  • qiē 'ěr nuò bèi fǎn yìng duī hái zài rán shāo shíjūn yòng zhí shēng fēi fēi lín xiàn chǎngxiàng zhèng zài rán shāo de fǎn yìng duī tóu zhì shī shā zhǒng kuàng zhì
    As the reactor in Chernobyl continues to bum, military helicopters flew over the side and dropped wet sand and various minerals onto the burning reactor.