焮

xìn
  1. heat
  2. flame
  3. inflammation

CEDICT

  1. broil
  2. cauterize
  3. heat, radiate heat

Wiktionary

  1. 火气。
  2. 炙、烧。

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暑 shǔ
  1. heat
  2. hot weather
  3. summer heat
暑气 shǔqì (summer) heat
热力 rèlì heat
热量 rèliàng
  1. heat
  2. quantity of heat
  3. calorific value
史丹佛大學電機工程教授範善輝表示：這些面板包含一層材料，類似沙子中的物質。它就像一種高科技鏡子，既能將熱量從建築物中排出，又能反射太陽光線，並將熱量和陽光都送入 100 公里高的寒冷太空。

Stanford University electrical engineering professor Shanhui Fan said the panels—which include a layer of material similar to what is found in sand—act like a kind of high-tech mirror, both siphoning heat out of the buildings and reflecting the sun's rays, sending both 100 kilometers up into the coldness of space.

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爇 rè
  1. heat
  2. to burn
炘 xīn
  1. mid-day glare
  2. heat
热气 rèqì
  1. steam
  2. heat

classifier: 股

我對熱氣很敏感。

I am very sensitive to heat.

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爇 ruò
  1. burn
  2. heat
热 rè
  1. to warm up
  2. to heat up
  3. hot (of weather)
  4. heat
  5. fervent
热死了！

Damn, it's hot!

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明火 mínghuǒ
  1. flame
  2. open fire
火光 huǒguāng
  1. flame
  2. blaze
火苗 huǒmiáo flame
炎 yán
  1. flame
  2. inflammation
  3. -itis
焰 yàn flame
爓 yàn flame
火焰 huǒyàn
  1. blaze
  2. flame
用本生燈加熱鉀，火焰就會呈現淡紫色。

Potassium, heated with a Bunsen burner, gives the flame a lilac color.

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炣 kě
  1. (literary) fire
  2. flame
炎症 yánzhèng inflammation
发炎 fāyán
  1. to become inflamed
  2. inflammation
他的肚脐发炎了。

He had an infection in his belly button.

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