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放火

fànghuǒ

to set on fire
to commit arson
to create a disturbance

(intransitive) to set on fire, specifically to commit arson
to set on fire, specifically to commit arson

引火焚烧。
放灯。

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Entry Composition

to put
to place
to release
to free
to let go
to let out
to set off (fireworks)

fire
urgent
ammunition
fiery or flaming
internal heat (Chinese medicine)
hot (popular)
classifier for military units (old)
Kangxi radical 86

Containing this entry

shārénfànghuǒ

to kill and burn (idiom); murder and arson

zhōuguānfànghuǒ

Related entries

to set on fire
to commit arson

昨晚的火災被斷定為由縱火引起的。

The fire that broke out last night was judged to be caused by arson.

Source: Tatoeba

to burn
to set on fire

哥倫布曾經在當地人偷了他的鸚鵡之後決定完全地燒毀整個村莊。因為他不能焚燒他們的水，所以他感到失望。於是他發明了氟。

Christopher Columbus once decided to burn absolutely everything in an entire village after one of the natives stole his parrot. He was disappointed that he couldn't burn their water. So he invented fluorine.

Source: Tatoeba

to ignite
to set on fire
aflame

肯點燃了蠟燭。

Ken lit the candles.

Source: Tatoeba

disturbance; riot
to create a disturbance

to cause trouble
to create a disturbance

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