flame; blaze; the glowing gas produced by a fire

fireworks; pyrotechnic display used for celebrations

raging flames; blazing fire that is burning intensely or fiercely

arrogance; haughtiness; bluster; often used in a negative sense to describe a person's aggressive manner or overbearing pride

flame or the light emitted by a fire

A range of red sandstone hills in the Turpan Depression, Xinjiang

burning with arrogance; describes someone who is extremely overbearing and often treats others with contempt or cruelty

Literally, "when everybody gathers fuel, the flames are higher"; describes how unity and cooperation lead to great strength or success.

ferocity or aggressive arrogance; a fierce and threatening attitude

(idiom) a display of overweening attitude or threatening manner

The core of a flame where gas is not yet fully oxidized and thus does not emit light.

a large and fierce blaze; raging flames

raging fire leaping to the sky; describes a fire burning so fiercely that it seems to cover the entire sky

shining with extreme brilliance; having magnificent and far-reaching radiance

The outermost layer of a flame, which is the hottest part due to a full supply of oxygen; also called an oxidizing flame.

(derogatory) intimidating power and overbearing arrogance

to chant Buddhist sutras for the dead and offer food to hungry ghosts to ease their suffering

a person's arrogance stinks to high heaven; describes someone who is extremely aggressive and overbearing

The extremely high-temperature flame produced by burning a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen; used for welding metals or quartz.

the middle part of a flame; it is generally the brightest part and is also known as the [[还原焰|還原焰|huan2 yuan2 yan4]]

arrogance of an aggressor or evil person; violent and overbearing attitude

literally describes a mouth spitting poisonous flames; used as an idiom meaning to speak very angrily or maliciously to someone

the arrogance, bravado, or momentum of the enemy

a sudden eruption of intense high-energy radiation from the surface of the sun

to be extremely arrogant and use one's power to intimidate others

flame produced with an excess of oxygen, often the outermost and hottest part of a flame

A weapon that uses compressed air to spray a jet of ignited fuel; can be portable or mounted on vehicles.

blazing or flaring fire; fierce flames

A Buddhist ritual of making offerings to hungry ghosts, named after a specific ghost whose mouth spits fire. Also called [[放焰口|放焰口|fang4 yan4 kou3]] or [[施食|施食|shi1 shi2]]

Red flames or clouds of gas emitted from the sun's surface, primarily composed of hydrogen.

the light emitted by a firefly; a firefly

The middle part of a flame where gas is not fully burned and carbon particles are separated, producing bright light and a strong chemical reducing effect. It is also known as [[内焰|內焰|nei4 yan4]]