引着

引著
yǐnzháo
  1. to ignite
  2. to kindle

CEDICT

Entry Composition

1 引 yǐn
  1. to draw (e.g. a bow)
  2. to pull
  3. to stretch sth
  4. to extend
  5. to lengthen
  6. to involve or implicate in
  7. to attract
  8. to lead
  9. to guide
  10. to leave
  11. to provide evidence or justification for
  12. old unit of distance equal to 10 丈 zhàng, one-thirtieth of a km or 33.33 meters
2 着 zháo
  1. to touch
  2. to come in contact with
  3. to feel
  4. to be affected by
  5. to catch fire
  6. to burn
  7. (coll.) to fall asleep
  8. (after a verb) hitting the mark
  9. succeeding in

Related entries

引燃 yǐnrán
  1. to ignite
  2. to start (a fire)
  3. (fig.) to spark (debate, conflict etc)
燃烧 ránshāo
  1. to ignite
  2. to combust
  3. to burn
  4. combustion
  5. flaming
這房子正在燃燒著。

The house is burning.

Source: Tatoeba

燃起 ránqǐ
  1. to ignite
  2. to light
  3. fig. to spark off (hopes, controversy, flames of revolution)
点火 diǎnhuǒ
  1. to ignite
  2. to light a fire
  3. to agitate
  4. to start an engine
  5. ignition
  6. fig. to stir up trouble
汤姆用尽了火柴，不能点火了。

Tom ran out of matches so he couldn't light the fire.

Source: Tatoeba

点燃 diǎnrán
  1. to ignite
  2. to set on fire
  3. aflame
肯點燃了蠟燭。

Ken lit the candles.

Source: Tatoeba

焌 jùn
  1. to set fire to
  2. to ignite
燃 rán
  1. to burn
  2. to ignite
  3. to light
  4. fig. to spark off (hopes)
  5. to start (debate)
  6. to raise (hopes)
今夜，星光燃亮天際。

The heavens are bright with stars tonight.

Source: Tatoeba

发火 fāhuǒ
  1. to catch fire
  2. to ignite
  3. to detonate
  4. to get angry
湯姆開始發火了。

Tom started getting mad.

Tom started getting angry.

Source: Tatoeba

遇火 yùhuǒ
  1. to catch fire
  2. to ignite
引火 yǐnhuǒ
  1. to kindle
  2. to light a fire