to undergo or produce combustion; to be on fire, ignite, or be in a state of flaming

barbecued food or the social event where such food is served

burn (injury)

to have a high body temperature due to illness

to destroy or be destroyed by fire

a traditional Chinese wheat-based baked or griddle cake

to consume or destroy by fire; to incinerate or set on fire

to braise in soy sauce until reddish-brown

baked sesame seed-coated cake

a high body temperature, especially when it is caused by illness

to burn incense

to sinter or agglomerate material (such as ore or powder) into a solid mass by heating without melting

a person who is extremely passionate about a particular hobby or interest

name of a famous Tang dynasty wine

being in a burnt, singed, or scorched state

Cantonese style of barbecued pork marinated in a sweet and savory sauce

to reduce a fever

to heat or boil water

to cook food, specifically to prepare a meal using a stove or fire.

A bomb or device designed to cause fires, typically used in a military context.

to damage, discolor, or cause a stinging sensation through intense heat or fire

caustic soda (sodium hydroxide)

to burn paper offerings (as part of a religious ceremony)

to light a fire for cooking

to cook dishes; to prepare food

to heat mineral ore or other substances at high temperatures to induce chemical change or remove impurities

beaker (glassware)

shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling

to calcine (purify by heating)

to worry

to bring trouble upon oneself

laboratory flask

to burn incense and worship Buddha

shumai (steamed dumpling)

a still for distilling alcohol

siu mei (Cantonese roast meat) made from cured meat

antipyretic (drug to reduce fever)

a situation of extreme urgency or imminent danger; desperate situation

a low fever (up to 38°C)

to act ostentatiously or lose one's sense of propriety due to newfound wealth or success

restless with extreme anxiety or impatience

to clear uncultivated land or forest by burning off the vegetation

a turbulent, fast-moving, and destructive cloud of extremely hot gas and volcanic ash ejected during an eruption

to burn high-quality or long incense sticks to pray to deities or ancestors, often seeking a specific favor

to make tea

to bring trouble upon oneself through meddling or unwise actions; to get one's fingers burnt

to fire (pottery, bricks, etc.) in a kiln

to manufacture charcoal from wood or to burn charcoal for fuel