焚 fan4 {fén}to burn | CC | |
焚化 fan4 faa3 {fén huà}to cremate | CC | |
焚風〔-风〕 fan4 fung1 {fén fēng}foehn wind (loanword) | CC | |
焚香 fan4 hoeng1 {fén xiāng}to burn incense | CC | |
焚硯〔-砚〕 fan4 jin6 {fén yàn}- to destroy one's ink-slab
- to write no more because others write so much better (idiom)
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焚屍〔-尸〕 fan4 si1 {fén shī}to cremate | CC | |
焚燒〔-烧〕 fan4 siu1 {fén shāo}- to burn
- to set on fire
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焚書〔-书〕 fan4 syu1 {fén shū}to burn the books (one of the crimes of the first Emperor in 212 BC) | CC | |
焚毀〔-毁〕 fan4 wai2 {fén huǐ}- to burn down
- to destroy with fire
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焚化爐〔--炉〕 fan4 faa3 lou4 {fén huà lú}incinerator | CCY | |
焚屍爐〔-尸炉〕 fan4 si1 lou4 {fén shī lú}- crematorium
- crematory oven
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焚膏繼晷〔--继-〕 fan4 gou1 gai3 gwai2 {fén gāo jì guǐ}to burn the midnight oil (idiom); to work continuously night and day | CC | |
焚香敬神 fan4 hoeng1 ging3 san4 {fén xiāng jìng shén}to burn incense in prayer to a God | CC | |
焚琴煮鶴〔---鹤〕 fan4 kam4 zyu2 hok6 {fén qín zhǔ hè}- lit. to burn zithers and cook cranes
- fig. to waste valuable resources
- to destroy wantonly beautiful things
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焚書坑儒〔-书--〕 fan4 syu1 haang1 jyu4 {fén shū kēng rú}to burn the books and bury alive the Confucian scholars (one of the crimes of the first Emperor in 212 BC) | CC | |