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The Chinese word for fire is

huǒ



fire

Chinese Definition


fire
     1. 名词.
     2. 名词. 火災
     3. 名词.



Translations for fire and their definitions

發射
     1. v. to launch (a projectile); to fire (gl, a gun); to shoot
     2. v. to emit (a particle)


解雇
     1. Simplified form of 解僱


     1. fire; flame
           可以 跟 你 借 一個 火 嗎? - Can I borrow a light?
     2. fire (as a disaster); inferno
     3. red; fiery; bright; brilliant
     4. to burn down
     5. light; torch
     6. (dialectal) light; lamp
     7. anger; rage; wrath
     8. to become enraged
     9. angry; furious
     10. (TCM) internal heat
     11. firearm; ammunition; weapon
     12. war; warfare
     13. thriving; brisk
     14. urgent; pressing
     15. (neologism) to become popular; to go viral
     16. (neologism) to be popular; to be viral
     17. (Cantonese) watt (unit of power)
           ※(Definitely, "火" here is a unit of brightness (luminous intensity). However, the brightness of a luminous device is measured in watts in life because of luminous intensity's dependence on powe
           20 火 嘅 燈膽 - 20-watt lightbulb
     18. Short for 火星, Mars
     19. (Cantonese) roasted
           Synonyms: 烤, 燒
           火鴨 - roasted duck


发射
     1. Simplified form of 發射


開除
     1. v. to fire; to sack; to discharge; to dismiss
     2. v. to expel (from a school)


开除
     1. Simplified form of 開除


取暖器
     1. n. heater


開火
     1. v. to open fire; to start shooting
     2. v. (figuratively) to attack (verbally or in writing)


火災
     1. n. fire (as a disaster); conflagration
           撲滅 火災 - to extinguish a fire
           遇 有 火災 請 勿 使用 電梯。 - Do not use elevator in case of fire.


开火
     1. Simplified form of 開火


火灾
     1. Simplified form of 火災


射擊
     1. v. to shoot; to fire
     2. n. (sports) shooting


射击
     1. Simplified form of 射擊


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