Burning Pinyin, burning stroke order, meaning of burning

Order of strokes

Burned explanation refined edition

• ◎ Burning zhu ó Moving (1) (Shape sound. From fire, spoon sound. Original meaning: burning, moxibustion) (2) Same as original meaning [burn; score; cauterize] Burning, burning—— Shuowen All worries burn like fire—— Notes on "Poem · Festival in South Mountain" The sign is burning—— Historical Records - Guice Biography Do not burn it—— Huainanzi - General Discussion Tang Yu burned and destroyed the argument—— Songs of Chu Nothing is like the beginning of a fire. The jujue is burning, but it is not unique—— Book · Luogao (3) Another example: burning moxa (burning moxa wool to smoke and moxibustion certain points of the human body); Burn your arms and lose your hair (burn your arms and shave your hair. It is a way for Buddhists to express self repentance); Ignition (4) Scald The source of the spring is boiling, the vast gas is floating, and the fishy things are thrown into it. The Russian dumpling is ripe. There are sometimes fine red fish swimming in it, not burning—— Shuijingzhu (5) Illuminate All servants cover their doors. Burn it with candles, and fear that wild dogs will stay in the kitchen—— Xu Ke's "Qing barnyard banknotes" (6) Another example: burning (bright; bright appearance); Scorching sky (illuminating the sky); Scorching night
• Cautery zhuó ㄓㄨㄛˊ 1. To burn or broil. Burns (burns). Anxiety. Be anxious. 2. Thorough understanding: insight. 3. Bright: burning. Shiny. Burning.
• Roast and burn. [Words]: "Burned by fire". "National Language. Lu Language 2": "It is like a tortoise. If it burns inside, it must be written outside."
• Shine and illuminate. Qing Dynasty. Xu Ke's "Qing barnyard banknotes. Thieves. Thieves are thieves": "Cover the door with your servants. Burn it with candles, and fear that wild dogs will stay in the kitchen."
• Obvious and bright. [Words]: "Insight". Selected Works, Cao Zhi's Ode to Luoshen: "If you look at it from a distance, it will be as bright as the rising sun; if you look at it from a distance, it will be as bright as a lotus flower."
• Be anxious and impatient. [Words]: "anxious".
• Roast and burn. [Words]: "burn", "scorching".
• Obvious and bright. [Words]: "burning", "insight".

Basic explanation of burning

Cautery

zhuó ㄓㄨㄛˊ

1. To burn or broil. Burns (burns). Anxiety. Be anxious.

2. Thorough understanding: insight.

3. Bright: burning. Shiny. Burning.

Searing hieroglyph

Burning English explanation

Burning; scorch；broil； Shape (bright); luminous；shining；

Burning words

• Scorching sky :

  Light up the sky. Jin Gehong's "Embrace Puzi - Metaphor": "The mountains are formed by the accumulation of beautiful trees, and the night light is shining and the sky is burning."

• Burning sensation :

  ◎ Burn feeling

• Anxiety :

  Worry and anxiety. The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms · Wu Zhi · Biography of Hua He: "It is impossible to move many times, but if you stay there, you will have a suspicion. This is why stupid officials worry all day and night." Jin Luyun's Answers to Che Mao'an:

• Burning :

  1. Fire. "Let Nine Tin Watches" by Cao Cao of the Wei Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms Period: "The heart is burning with fear." 2 scorching hot. Wang Tongzhao's "Sunken Ship": "The skin on my back shows hard work in the burning sun

• make a deep study :

  1. Gubufa. Drill into the turtle and make it thin. Then burn the Jing Dun to burn the place drilled, so that the crack appears on the surface, so as to determine good or bad luck. "Etiquette · Scholars' Funeral Ceremony": "Chu Dun was placed in the Tang Dynasty"; Zheng Xuan of Han Dynasty noted: "Jing Dun drilled and burned the tortoise

• burn :

  ◎ Burning

• Scorch :

  ◎ Anxiety; Anxiety Anxiety (2) [burn]: burning

• Moxibustion cauterization :

  1. Cauterization. The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Part II of Emperor Guangwu: "Dare to burn slaves and maidservants, and talk about it as if it were law." 2 It refers to moxibustion. Song Zenggong's poem "Answering to the advice of moxibustion": "moxibustion burns the advice of the monarch, and feels the words in your book."

• Flaming :

  Anxiety. Wang Bo of the Tang Dynasty's "A Hundred Miles of Prosperous Words": "It is my destiny to burn, and I will become more sad and creepy." Zhang Jiuling of the Tang Dynasty's "Xue Wang Hong's Disgusted Meal Request for Resting": "I heard that the bedtime meal has changed, and the courtiers are upset, so long ago

• Incense :

  shine with great splendor. Jin Gehong's "Embrace Puzi · The Way of the Lord": "Four spirits are ready for the reason, and the flowers are bright."

Idioms with burning words

The first word is the burning idiom: Burn the back and neck Insight and true knowledge brotherly love

The second word is the burning idiom:

The third word is the burning idiom: high perspicacity high perspicacity

The fourth word is the burning idiom: Sound burning Fumigation and burning of momentum