huǒ
fire
urgent
ammunition
fiery or flaming
internal heat (Chinese medicine)
hot (popular)
classifier for military units (old)
huǒ bào
fiery (temper)
popular
flourishing
prosperous
lively
huǒ yào rì
Tuesday (used in Ancient Chinese astronomy)
huǒ rè
fiery
burning
fervent
ardent
passionate
shèng huǒ
sacred fire
Olympic flame
rú huǒ rú tú
like wildfire (idiom)
unstoppable
xiāng huǒ
incense burning in front of a temple
burning joss sticks
pào huǒ
artillery barrage
gunfire
jiù huǒ
to put out a fire
firefighting
shī huǒ
to catch fire
on fire
fire (alarm)
guò huǒ
to go too far (in word or deed)
over the top
wén huǒ
small flame (when cooking, simmering etc)
huǒ là là
painful heat
scorching
painful heat
rude and forthright
provocative
hot
sexy
huǒ hòu
heat control
maturity
crucial moment
nài huǒ
refractory (material)
fire-resistant
fàng huǒ
to set on fire
to commit arson
to create a disturbance
huǒ chē
train
CL:列[lie4],節|节[jie2],班[ban1],趟[tang4]
dǎo huǒ xiàn
a fuse (for explosives)
fig. proximate cause
the last straw
yíng huǒ chóng
firefly
glowworm
lightning bug
huǒ yǎn jīn jīng
piercing eyes
discerning eyes
zòng huǒ
to set on fire
to commit arson
fā huǒ
to catch fire
to ignite
to detonate
to get angry
miè huǒ
to extinguish a fire
firefighting
dà huǒ
conflagration
large fire
CL:場|场[chang2]
diǎn huǒ
to ignite
to light a fire
to agitate
to start an engine
ignition
fig. to stir up trouble
yǐn huǒ
to kindle
to light a fire
huǒ shì
intensity of a fire
lively
flourishing
cuì huǒ
to quench
to temper
to harden by quenching
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