High-speed vehicle propelled by reaction force, used for launching satellites and spacecraft or as a missile weapon.

transport vehicle consisting of a locomotive and a series of coupled cars that runs on a railway

a cooking vessel with a built-in burner used to simmer food at the table; also refers to the meal or style of cooking involving simmering meat and vegetables in a communal pot of soup

fire disaster; conflagration; a serious fire causing damage to a city or forest

to start shooting; to begin a military battle

describing a short or irritable temper; irritable; cranky; also written as [[火暴|火暴|huo3 bao4]]

to catch fire or be on fire; to ignite

a large, intense, and destructive fire; a major blaze

turkey; a large bird native to North America raised as poultry

To lose one's temper; to flare up.

flame; blaze; the glowing gas produced by a fire

The fourth planet from the sun in our solar system; formerly known as [[荧惑|熒惑|ying2 huo4]] in ancient China.

torch; specifically refers to a modern flaming torch made of metal containing combustible material, used for ceremonies or processions

railway station for passengers to board or goods to be loaded; typically includes platforms, ticket offices, and waiting rooms

burning hot; as hot as fire; fiery

a spark or sparkle, such as those produced by fire or friction; metaphorically describes a brilliant moment of inspiration, enthusiasm, or life

to set on fire; to commit arson

the range and destruction capability of weapons and ammunition

a mountain or hill through which lava, rock fragments, hot vapor, and gas are being or have been erupted from the earth's crust

lively, enthusiastic, or exciting; describing an atmosphere that is bustling or full of energy

ham; cured leg of pork that has been salted, dried, and fermented

train ticket; railway ticket

to be on fire; to catch fire; to break out (of a fire)

(of an engine or vehicle) to start; ignition

to take precautions against fire; to prevent fires from starting

annoyed; riled; to get angry; to burn with anger

To stir up trouble or offend someone, making them angry; to ruffle feathers

small stick of wood tipped with a chemical that catches fire when rubbed against a rough surface

fury; rage; intense anger like a burning flame

prosperous; thriving (of business, life, etc.)

To extinguish a fire; firefighting.

To suffer from symptoms like inflammation, mouth sores, or constipation, which traditional Chinese medicine attributes to excessive internal heat.

military weapons and munitions; arms

small flame or low heat used in cooking

A chemical mixture that burns or explodes rapidly, releasing gas and heat; one of the Four Great Inventions of ancient China.

to cease fire; to stop fighting

lighter; cigarette lighter

as quickly as possible; with extreme urgency; posthaste

to set fire to; to burn down; to destroy by fire

cannon; gun; heavy weapons with a caliber larger than 2 centimeters that fire explosive shells

To intentionally set something on fire or commit arson

the state or condition of a fire; how strongly a fire is burning

a wall built with fireproof materials between buildings to prevent the spread of fire

raging fire; intense blaze or inferno

(idiom) like wildfire; describe a situation that is growing intensely or an atmosphere that is vibrant and full of vigor; originally used to describe an impressive display of military force

torch; flambeau; a stick or bundle of flammable material lit at one end for illumination

bonfire; campfire; a fire built outdoors in an open space using wood stacked together

the flames of war; used to describe the fighting and destruction caused by war

light from a fire; flame; blaze