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高燒 high fever;
退燒 reduce fever.
火燒房子 fire burns a house;
(fig.) burn, splash money: 自從得了這筆小財，不知燒得怎樣才好 when he got this little fortune, he felt so hot that he didn't know what to do.
(2) To cook: 燒飯，燒菜 cook rice, vegetables: 燒水，燒茶 boil water, tea;
esp. to roast: 燒鴨，燒豬 roast duck, pig;
燒餅 [shao1](')[bing3]↓;
燒冷
“heat up oven”－befriend s.o. when he is yet a nobody in the hope of winning his favor when he is rich or influential.2.燒餅 [shao1](')[bing3], n., a baked wheat cake, usu. with sesame seeds on top; (AC) a wheat cake with mutton, onions.
3.燒青 [shao1qing1], n., baked green (in cloisonne).
4.燒刀子 [shao1dao1zi0], n., (sl.) strong liquor.
5.燒點 [shao1dian3], n., (phys.) ignition point, focus (also called 焦點).
6.燒鍋 [shao1guo1], n., vat for making liquor; formerly, brewery.
7.燒化 [shao1hua4], v.t., to burn to ashes, to cremate.
8.燒荒 [shao1huang1], n., (AC) to burn the prairie as a method of discouraging nomadic tribes.
9.燒燬 [shao1hui3], v.t., to burn down.
10.燒酒 [shao1jiu3], n., strong liquor.
11.燒紙 [shao1]-(')[zhi3], n., paper money burned for use of the dead; 燒紙引鬼 attract ghosts by burning spirit-money－stir up trouble where there was none.
12.燒藍 [shao1lan2], n., baked blue (cloisonn?/i>).
13.燒煉 [shao1lian4], v.i., to practise alchemy.
14.燒料 [shao1liao4], n., clouded or frosted imitation glass (made into lamps, etc.).
15.燒賣 [shao1mai4], n., a stuffed dumpling, open and frilled on top.
16.燒盤兒 [shao1pa2er0], v.i., (sl.) blush to the ears.
17.燒瓶 [shao1ping2], n., a flask (in chem.).
18.燒香 [shao1xiang1], v.i., to burn incense－to pray: 燒頭香 to be the first to light an incense on religious holiday.
19.燒心 [shao1xin1], v.i. & adj., agitate, -ing, -ed.
20.燒石膏 [shao1shi2gao1], n., plaster of Paris powder.
21.燒尾宴 [shao1wei3yan4], n., a feast for successful candidates celebrated at end of civil examinations.
22.燒夷彈 [shao1yi2dan4], n., an incendiary bomb.