烧zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài fā dòng jī nèi bù rán shāo ér bù shì zài yī gè fēn lí de lú zǐ lǐ； rè péng zhàng huò zhě shǐ huósāi yí dòng huò zhě shǐ wō lún xuánzhuàn。
    combustion occurs inside the engine rather than in a separate furnace; heat expands a gas that either moves a piston or turns a gas turbine.
  • rán shāo de sù liào fàng chū yī zhǒng nán wén de qì wèi。
    Burning plastics gives off a rather unpleasant smell.
  • nà rén shuō： “ wǒ yào yòng huǒ shāo shēn， rán hòu tiào rù dà hǎi！ ”
    The man said:"I shall set fire to myself and plunge into the sea enveloped in flames!"
  • zhè xiē fā diàn chǎng rán shāo dà liàng méi， shǐ kōng qì shòu dào wū rǎn。
    The power plants burn a lot of coal, which makes air polluted.
  • tā shuō tā kě dé néng hē xià 10 hú chá， xìng hǎo nǚ pú méi zhào tā de huà qù zuò， zhǐ gěi tā shāo liǎo yī hú chá。
    He said he was so thirsty he could drink 10 pots of tea. Fortunately the maid did not take him at his word and only made him one pot.
  • yī zhǒng yìng de sù shāo de táo qì
    A kind of hard unglazed pottery.
  • huī jìn， huī mǒu zhǒng dōng xī rán shāo hòu shèng xià de huī bái sè zhì hēi sè fěn mò zhuàng cán yú wù：
    The grayish-white to black powdery residue left when something is burned.
  • yě huǒ shāo bù jìn， chūn fēng chuī yòu shēng。
    Not even a prairie fire can destroy the grass; it grows again when the spring breeze blows.
  • yīngdāng lì jí wǎng shì xiān jīng guò yù rè de chá hú zhōng de chá yè qī rù fēng gāng shāo dào gǔn kāi de shuǐ， ér bù yào qī rù shāo kāi guò de shuǐ， zhè zhǒng shuǐ qī chū de chá wèi píng dàn。
    Water which has just come to a rolling boil, not boiled water which makes flat-tasting tea, should be added at once to tea leaves in a preheated pot.
  • yì yàng gǎn jué pí fū shàng de yī zhǒng méi yòu rèn hé míng xiǎn de shēng lǐ yuán yīn de gǎn jué， bǐ rú zhuó shāo 、 zhēn cì tòng、 yǎng huò cì tòng
    A skin sensation, such as burning, prickling, itching, or tingling, with no apparent physical cause.
  • shú ròu xiāng cháng、 huǒ tuǐ、 ròu xiàn bǐng jí qí tā jīng shāo kǎo huò jiā gōng de ròu zhì shí pǐn
    Sausages, ham, p pī bì , and other cooked or processed meat foods.
  • bá huǒ yòng bō huǒ bàng huò gùn zǐ tǒng mù tóu huò méi kuài yǐ shǐ（ huǒ） shāo dé gèng wàng
    To stir(a fire) by prodding the wood or coal with a poker or stick.
  • fā rè de fā gāo shāo de huò yóu fā shāo chǎn shēng de
    Producing or produced by fever.
  • zhè xiē shū cài nǐ shāo dé tài jiǔ liǎo； yǐ jīng shāo chéng cài hú liǎo。
    You've boiled these vegetables too long; you've boiled them to a pulp.
  • mù cái de yī gè tè xìng shì kě yǐ rán shāo 。
    One quality of wood is that it can burn.
  • shāo rè de gāng cuì huǒ shǐ tā jiān yìng。
    Hot steel is quenched to harden it.
  • fàn yǐ shāo hǎo， wǒ lángtūnhǔyàn dì chī liǎo qǐ lái。
    A meal had been prepared; I fell to with ravenous appetite.
  • dà huǒ bǎ sēn lín shāo dé jǐn shèng xià jǐ kē shù。
    The fire reduced the forest to a few trees.
  • tā de shāo tuì liǎo。
    He is rid of fever.
  • zhè zhǒng yào gāo néng zhì liáo qīng wēi shāo shāng。
    The salve will heal slight burns.
  • tiān qì rè dé huǒ shāo shìde。
    It's scorching hot.
  • yī diǎn huǒ xīng shǐ zhěng zuò sēn lín shāo liǎo qǐ lái。
    A spark set the woods on fire.
  • fàng huǒ shāo dí rén de dàn yào kù
    set fire to the enemy's ammunition dump
  • bǎ zhè xiē jià shàng de táo guàn quándōu shāo hǎo yào shāo hǎo jǐ yáo .
    It will take several firings to clear the shelves of all these pots.
  • zhè wū lǐ yòu yī gǔ shāo jiāo liǎo jī de wèi 'ér。
    There is a smell of fried chicken in this room.
  • wǒ wén dào chú fáng lǐ yòu shénme dōng xī shāo zhe liǎo。
    I can smell something burning in the kitchen.
  • yíng huǒ zài huǒ yàn xī miè hòu mèn shāo liǎo hǎo jǐ gè xiǎo shí。
    The campfire smoldered for hours after the blaze died out.
  • rán shāo de cán hái mào liǎo hǎo jǐ tiān de yān .
    The smouldering wreck fumed for days.
  • 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.
  • qī què zhǐ zhī dào tā 'ài hē gāo liáng jiǔ， měi tiān tā biàn jiào hái zǐ men qù mǎi yī píng gāo liáng shāo ， jī jiǔ chéng liǎo lì xíng de gōng shì， hái zǐ men yī jiàn tā lái， bù děng dà rén jiāo dài， zǎo jiù tí píng hòu lìng liǎo， jiàn 'ér jiā zhōng de rén shàng tā yī gè zūn hào jiào tā zuò gāo liáng jiù。
    My wife only knew that he loved gao-liang wine. She would ask the children to go and buy a bottle of warm gao-liang wine for him every day. This became a ritual with time. Whenever they saw him approaching the house, the children would have held the bottle ready for the adults' instruction, even before being told. Over time, everyone in the house bestowed on him the sobriquet "Uncle Gao-liang"
  • wǒ men shāo diào xǔ duō lā jī， yān huī jiù zēng duō liǎo。
    We burn a lot of trash. More smoke and soot.
  • yǔ zhòu fēi chuán zài chóngxīn jìn rù dì qiú dà qì céng shí shāo huǐ liǎo。
    The spacecraft burned up as it re-entered the earth's atmosphere.