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燒燬
shāo huǐ
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to burn;
to burn down
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燒瓶
shāo píng
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laboratory flask
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燒硬
shāo yìng
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to fire (pottery)
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燒紅
shāo hóng
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to heat until red-hot
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燒紙
shāo zhǐ
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to burn paper offerings (as part of religious ceremony)
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燒結
shāo jié
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to sinter;
to agglomerate ore by burning
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燒胎
shāo tāi
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burnout;
peel out
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燒臘
shāo là
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barbecue (Cantonese style)
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燒茄子
shāo qié zi
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stewed eggplant
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燒茶
shāo chá
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to make tea
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燒荒
shāo huāng
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to clear waste land or forest by burning;
slash-and-burn (agriculture)
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燒菜
shāo cài
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to cook
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燒製
shāo zhì
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to fire (in a kiln)
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燒賣
shāo mài
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shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling;
also written 燒麥|烧麦[shao1 mai4]
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燒酒
shāo jiǔ
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name of a famous Tang dynasty wine;
same as 白酒[bai2 jiu3]
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燒錄
shāo lù
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to burn (a CD or DVD)
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燒錢
shāo qián
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to burn joss paper;
(fig.) to flush money down the toilet
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燒鍋
shāo guō
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a still (for distilling alcohol)
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燒開
shāo kāi
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to boil
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燒餅
shāo bing
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baked sesame seed-coated cake
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燒香
shāo xiāng
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to burn incense
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燒香拜佛
shāo xiāng bài fó
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to burn incense and worship Buddha
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燒高香
shāo gāo xiāng
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to burn incense;
to thank profusely
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燒鹼
shāo jiǎn
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caustic soda NaOH
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燒麥
shāo mài
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shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling;
also written 燒賣|烧卖[shao1 mai4]
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