zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • liú qīng shān zài chóu méi chái shāo
    As long as the green hills are there, one need not worry about firewood.
  • zhè jiā tài jiù liǎo néng yòng liǎohái kǎn liǎo dāng chái shāo
    This furniture is so old and useless that you might as well chop it up for firewood.
  •   ( sān ) yòng cái línjīng línxīn tàn lín de cǎi huǒ shāo de lín shǐ yòng quán
    3) The woodland use right for the cutting blanks and the burns of timber stands, economic forests and firewood forests;
  • wéi jiě jué shāo chái kùn nánrén mín shèn zhì yuàn yán chāi fáng gěi men dāng chái shāo
    To help us solve the problem of firewood, people even pulled down their houses without hesitation and gave us the wood.
  • tīng zhōu shì qún zhòng de wèn shì méi yòu chái shāo běn jiā yán cáng lái méi yòu yán mǎiyòu xiē qún zhòng méi yòu fáng zhù quē jià yòu guì
    The problems facing the people of Tingchow city were that they had no firewood, no salt was on sale because the capitalists were hoarding it, some people had no houses to live in, and rice was both scarce and dear.
  • zhǒng rán cái liàotōng cháng shì yán huò yán), rán shāo shí chū hóng guāngyòng xìn hào dàn yàn huǒ
    combustible_material (usually salts of lithium or strontium) that burns bright red; used in flares and fireworks.
  • zài shāo kǎo qián zài shàng shàng hén
    score the clay before firing it.
  • rán shāo shí néng chǎn shēng tóng zhǒng liè biàn
    produces the same kind of fissile material as it burns.
  • chái shāo lái liǎo
    The sticks burst into flames.
  • zhú shāo gèng liàng liǎo
    The candles flamed brighter.
  • diǎn zherán shāo
    To become ignited; flame up.
  • kāi shǐ bàn suí míng liàng de huǒ yàn rán shāo
    start to burn with a bright flame.
  • huǒ yànyáo rán shāo láibìng bàn suí yòu míng liàngyáo de guāng
    To flame up with a bright, wavering light.
  • hěn xiǎng de fēnghuǒ yàn de rán shāo lái
    blustering gales; the flames blustered.
  • huǒ yàn jiāng qiē shāo jìn
    The flames licked up everything.
  • suǒ yòu de fáng dōuzài huǒ yàn zhōng shāo huǐ
    All the houses perished in flames.
  • huǒ shāo huǐ liǎo fáng
    The flames ate up the building.
  • cūn zhuāng bèi huǒ shāo huǐ liǎo
    The village went up in flames.
  • rán shāo de huǒ yòng wǎn xíng jìn duì zhōng de)。
    a flaming torch (such as are used in processions at night).
  • guò shì bīng men yòng piàn rán shāo de tóu lái shè pào
    In the old days, soldiers used a flaming piece of wood to touch off the big gun.
  • rán de rán deyóu zhǐ róng diǎn rán huò néng kuài rán shāo de
    Not flammable, especially not readily ignited and not rapidly burned.
  • rán shāo diǎn rán de cái liào huǒguò céng yòng zhàn zhēng
    A highly flammable material, such as Greek fire, once used in warfare.
  • zhǒng huī rán shāo de tài tīng lèi hùn zhù yào yòng zuò róng
    any of various volatile flammable liquid hydrocarbon mixtures; used chiefly as solvents.
  • huī rán shāo de tīng lèi wángēng wánxīn wán děnghùn lái shí yóuzhù yào yòng zuò nèi rán rán liào
    a volatile flammable mixture of hydrocarbons (hexane and heptane and octane etc.) derived from petroleum; used mainly as a fuel in internal-combustion engines.
  • 3 xiǎo shí hòu huǒ yòu rán shāo liǎo lái
    The fire flared up three hours later.
  • zhǐ zhe huǒhuǒ jiù shāo wàng lái
    The fire flared up as the paper caught on.
  • gān cǎo yīzhāohuǒ shāo gèng wàng
    The fire flared up as the dry straw caught on.
  • shāo píng miàn yòu biāo zhì
    The graduations are marked on the side of the flask.
  • shāo píng fàng zài huǒ shàng
    Put the flask over the fire.
  • shāo píng suǒ néng róng de liàng
    the quantity a flask will hold.
  • shāo píng miàn yòu biāo zhì
    The graduation is marked on the side of the flask.
  • cáng luǎn zài tái xiǎnjué lèi duō shù luǒ zhí zhōng de duō bāo decháng wéi shāo píng zhuàng de chǎn shēng luǎn de guān
    A multicellular, often flask-shaped, egg-producing organ occurring in mosses, ferns, and most gymnosperms.