烧zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yòng fàng dà jìng bǎ yáng guāng jù dào qián yè zǐ shàng , yè zǐ jiù néng rán shāo .
    If you focus the sun's rays through a magnifying glass on a dry leaf, it will start to burn.
  • bó hé bǐng fàng zài jú zǐ zhī hé níng méng zhī hùn hé jiā táng hòu de shā sī zhōng， rán hòu jiā jiǔ huǒ shāo 。
    crepes flamed in a sweet orange-and-lemon flavored liqueur sauce.
  • zài guò qù， má fēng bìng huàn zhě jīng cháng bèi rēng jìn dà huǒ zhōng shāo sǐ。
    In the old ages, lepers were often put into fire.
  • bái tiān fā shāo jiǎn qīng liǎo。
    The fever lessened during the day.
  • bìng rén fā shāo zhěng zhěng sān tiān , yī zhí mí mí hú hú
    For three days the patient lied in a twilight of fever
  • zài xióng xióng rán shāo de shèng huǒ zhōng 'ào yùn huì lóng zhòng kāi mù héng héng 'ào yùn jīng shén shēng jī bó fā。
    With the lighting of the Olympic flame the games begin the Olympic spirit kept alive.
  • wǒ men kě yǐ tōng guò shāo shí huī shí lái dé dào shí huī。
    We may burn limestone to obtain lime.
  • yóu shí huī shí duàn shāo hòu de wù zhì hé nián tǔ hùn hé 'ér chéng de fěn mò zhuàng jiàn zhù cái liào。
    a building material that is a powder made of a mixture of calcined limestone and clay; used with water and sand or gravel to make concrete and mortar.
  • tián chōng kě yǐ rán shāo de yè tǐ。
    fill with priming liquid.
  • jiā táng de nǎi yóu， yòng pú táo jiǔ huò shāo jiǔ dǎ qǐ pào mò。
    sweetened cream beaten with wine or liquor.
  • mù tóu duī hěn kuài rán shāo qǐ lái。
    The wood pile lit up quickly.
  • rán shāo de jiàn zhù wù zhào liàng liǎo zhěng gè dì qū。
    The burning building lit up the whole district.
  • jǐn rán shāo lín dì biǎo miàn de kū zhī luò yè huò lín xià guàn mù、 cǎo céng de yī zhǒng sēn lín huǒ zāi。
    a forest fire that burns only the surface litter and undergrowth.
  • dà táng lǐ chōng mǎn liǎo yān wù。 tā hái tīng dào liǎo dōng xī rán shāo de pī pā shēng。
    The lobby was filled with smoke,and she could hear the crackle of flames.
  • rán liào rán shāo de lú zǐ（ zài qì tǐ huǒ chē tóu shàng de）。
    a furnace (as on a steam locomotive) in which fuel is burned.
  • huǒ xiāng， rán shāo shì yī zhǒng rán liào zài lǐ miàn rán shāo de nèi shì， lì rú zhēng qì jī chē de rán shāo shì
    A chamber, such as the furnace of a steam locomotive, in which fuel is burned.
  • wǒ méi fā shāo（ fā lěng）。
    I do not have a temperature< fever>.
  • gōng xíng bìng yī zhǒng hòu tiān chǎn shēng de jí bìng， tè diǎn wéi fā gāo shāo 、 lín bā jié zhǒng dà， yǐ jí gān、 xīn zàng、 fèi hé nǎo bù sǔn shāng
    An acquired disease characterized by fever, swollen lymph nodes, and lesions in the liver, heart, lungs, and brain.
  • zōng hé zhèng zhuàng zōng hé zhèng zhuàng， bāo kuò fā shāo 、 pí zhì lín bā bìng、 xuè yè yì cháng jí duì kě néng gǎn rǎn de yì gǎn xìng。 zuì chū zhè zhǒng zōng hé zhèng bèi shì zuò 'ài zī bìng de qián zhào， dàn xiàn zài rèn wéi shì zhè zhǒng bìng de jiào wēn hé de yī zhǒng xíng shì
    A combination of symptoms, including fever, lymphadenopathy, blood abnormalities, and susceptibility to opportunistic infections. The complex was first considered to be a precursor to AIDS, but it is now thought of as a milder form of the disease.
  • wú shù fā shāo yǒu de xìn jiàn
    Tons of fan mail.
  • gǎn mào， shāng fēng yī zhǒng bìng dú xìng gǎn rǎn， yǐ shàng hū xī dào de nián mó yán bìng tōng cháng bàn yòu bù shì、 fā shāo 、 fā lěng、 ké sòu、 liú bí tì wéi tè zhēng
    A viral infection characterized by inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the upper respiratory passages and usually accompanied by malaise, fever, chills, coughing, and sneezing.
  • bō dòng rè， mǎ 'ěr tā rè rén huàn de yī zhǒng xì jūn gǎn rǎn jí bìng， yóu bù lǔ shì jūn yǐn qǐ， tōng guò yǔ shòu gǎn rǎn de dòng wù jiē chù 'ér chuán rǎn。 zhèng zhuàng shì fā shāo ， xū ruò， tóu téng
    An infectious bacterial disease of human beings that is caused by brucellae, transmitted by contact with infected animals, and characterized by fever, malaise, and headache.
  • guān yú gé yī tiān chū xiàn de zhèng zhuàng de（ yóu zhǐ jiànrì nüè jí yǐn qǐ de fā shāo ）。
    relating to symptoms (especially malarial fever) that appear every other day.
  • zòng huǒ zuì 'è dú dì， xù yì dì， cún xīn dì fàng huǒ shāo bié rén de fáng wū， jiàn zhù wù huò qí tā cái chǎn de zuì xíng， huò wèile bù zhèng dāng de mùdì 'ér shāo zì jǐ cái chǎn de zuì xíng， rú suǒ qǔ bǎo xiǎn jīn
    The crime of maliciously, voluntarily, and willfully setting fire to the building, buildings, or other property of another or of burning one's own property for an improper purpose, as to collect insurance.
  • rén jiāng huǒ huā yí xiàng rán liào， rán liào jiù diǎn zhe liǎo， kào rán shāo zhōng suǒ chǎn shēng de lì pēngtiáo shí pǐn， róng huà huò ruǎn huà tiě， bǎ mài yá huò gān zhè zhī zhuǎn huà wéi pí jiǔ huò táng， ér zhè xiē dōng xī dōushì tā shì xiān yí dào cǐ chù de。
    He moves aspark to fuel, and it ignites, and by the force generated in combustion it cooks the food, melts or softens the iron, converts into beer or sugar the malt or cane-juice, which he has previously moved to the spot.
  • pǐ hǎo fàng huǒ shāo dōng xī de rén。
    a person with a mania for setting things on fire.
  • fā shāo shì gǎn mào de yī zhǒng biǎo xiàn xíng shì。
    Fever is one manifestation of cold.
  • fā gāo shāo shì zhè zhǒng jí bìng de biǎo xiàn zhèng zhuàng zhī yī
    A high fever is an early manifestation of the disease.
  • yī zhǒng jīng cǐ rán shāo qì tǐ jiāng cóng pái qì jí guǎn pái fàng dào xiāo shēng qì de zhuāng zhì。
    a pipe through which burned gases travel from the exhaust manifold to the muffler.
  • tōng guò lái zì qì gāng de rán shāo fèi qì jìn rù pái qì jí guǎn de fá。
    a valve through which burned gases from a cylinder escape into the exhaust manifold.
  • rú guǒ bì miǎn liǎo zhàn lüè de jué zhàn， “ liú dé qīng shān zài， bù chóu méi chái shāo ”， suī rán sàng shī ruò gān tǔ dì， hái yòu guǎng dà de huí xuán yú dì， kě yǐ cù jìn bìng děng hòu guó nèi de jìn bù、 guó jì de zēng yuán hé dí rén de nèi kuì， zhè shì kàng rì zhàn zhēng de shàng cè。
    If strategically decisive engagements are avoided, then "as long as the green mountains are there, one need not worry about firewood", for even though some of our territory may be lost, we shall still have plenty of room for manoeuvre and thus be able to promote and await domestic progress, international support and the internal disintegration of the enemy; That is the best policy for us in the anti-Japanese war.
  • rán 'ér， hái méi děng shuǐ shāo kāi， tā de zhàng fū yǐ bǎ bǐng chī wán liǎo， cuō zhe shuāng shǒu， duì tā shuō：“ huí dào nǐ fù qīn jiā qù bā， nǐ zhè nǚ rén !”。
    But, before the water boiled, her husband finished the cake, rubbed his hands together and said to her, "Go back to your father's house, ya mara."