| | to burn / to cook / to stew / to bake / to roast / to heat / to boil (tea, water etc) / fever / to run a temperature / (coll.) to let things go to one's head | HSK 4 |
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| | to ignite / to combust / to burn / combustion / flaming | HSK 4 |
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| | to have a high temperature (from illness); to have a fever / (fig.) to be fascinated with; to obsess over / (fig.) flourishing; thriving; popular | HSK 4 |
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| | to burn / to set on fire | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to destroy (or be destroyed) by fire | HSK 7-9 |
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| | barbecue / to roast | HSK 7-9 |
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| | caustic soda NaOH | |
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| | deflagrating spoon / combustion spoon | |
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| | beaker (glassware) | |
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| | to burn joss paper / (fig.) to flush money down the toilet | |
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| | (neologism c. 2016) (coll.) (of a situation, problem or piece of content) intensely demanding on the brain; brain-bending | |
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| | char siu / barbecued pork | |
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| | to set fire to / to burn down / burning hot / baked cake | |
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| | to worry | |
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| | to burn to death | |
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| | to cook on a skewer / barbecued food on a skewer / shish kebab / (fig.) to perform or play songs in sequence / sequence of songs / medley | |
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| | to fire (in a kiln) | |
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| | fever / high temperature | |
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| | a low fever (up to 38°C) | |
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| | to braise in soy sauce until reddish-brown | |
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| | to burn coal | |
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| | to burn paper offerings (as part of religious ceremony) | |
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| | to heat water / to boil water | |
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| | to light a fire for cooking | |
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| | to burn incense | |
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| | to cook | |
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| | to burn / to scorch / burned / burning / scorched / charred | |
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| | to burn / to scorch / to cauterize | |
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| | to reduce a fever | |
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| | to calcine (purify by heating) | |
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| | baked sesame seed-coated cake | |
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| | (textiles) to singe | |
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| | to cook | |
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| | name of a famous Tang dynasty wine / same as 白酒 | |
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| | burn (injury) | |
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| | shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling / also written 燒麥｜烧麦 | |
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| | a still (for distilling alcohol) | |
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| | to roast / to bake (e.g. mineral ore) | |
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| | to manufacture charcoal / to burn charcoal (often a reference to suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning) | |
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| | lit. the fire burns one's eyebrows (idiom); fig. desperate situation / extreme emergency | |
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| | teriyaki (Japanese cooking technique) | |
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| | restless with anxiety / to feel unbearably painful or hot | |
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| | to clear waste land or forest by burning / slash-and-burn (agriculture) | |
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| | to forget oneself in extravagance / to burn money | |
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| | to weld | |
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| | stir up the fire and you get burnt (idiom); to get one's fingers burnt / fig. to suffer on account of one's own meddling | |
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| | to choose which Buddha to burn incense to (idiom); fig. to curry favor from the right person | |
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| | to boil | |
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| | shumai (shao mai) steamed dumpling / also written 燒賣｜烧卖 | |
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| | to have a fever reaching (a certain temperature) | |
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| | to bury / funeral rites | |
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| | burning pain | |
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| | dorayaki (a Japanese confection) | |
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| | to heat until red-hot | |
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| | steamed bun stuffed with skewer-roasted pork | |
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| | (electronics) screen burn-in | |
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| | to make tea | |
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| | siu mei; Cantonese-style barbecue (roasted meats, such as pork, duck or chicken, seasoned and cooked to a crispy, flavorful finish) | |
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| | antipyretic (drug to reduce fever, such as sulfanilamide) | |
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| | to fire (pottery) | |
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| | burnout / peel out | |
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| | teppanyaki | |
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| | takoyaki (octopus dumpling), a Japanese snack food | |
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| | nuée ardente / hot cloud of volcanic ash | |
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| | Molotov cocktail | |
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| | fire bomb / incendiary device | |
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| | programmer (electronics) | |
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| | kettle | |
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| | taiyaki, Japanese-style waffle made with a fish-shaped mold, typically filled with a sweet bean paste | |
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| | sukiyaki | |
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| | okonomiyaki (Japanese savory pancake) in the Kansai or Osaka 大阪 style | |
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| | stewed eggplant | |
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| | lit. even a prairie fire cannot destroy the grass - it grows again when the breeze blows (proverb) / fig. cannot be easily eliminated / abbr. to 野火春風｜野火春风 | |
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| | incendiary agent | |
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| | to burn incense and worship Buddha | |
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| | yakiniku (Japanese-style grilled meat) | |
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| | fan / zealot | |
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| | While the green hills last, there'll be wood to burn (idiom). Where there's life there's hope. | |
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| | nabeyaki egg noodles | |
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| | burnt offering (Judaism) | |
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| | lit. to never burn incense when all's well, but clutch Buddha's feet in a crisis (proverb) / fig. to neglect preparation until the last moment, then act in panic | |
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| | (of fire) to continue burning; to spread / (fig.) (of a disease, controversy, issue or trend) to spread; to intensify; to gain traction | |
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| | to invite trouble | |
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| | (old) to burn paper money as an offering | |
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| | incendiary bomb | |
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| | burn (injury) / scorching | |
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| | burning pain | |
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| | barbecue sauce | |
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| | laboratory flask | |
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| | to sinter / to agglomerate ore by burning | |
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| | to burn (a CD or DVD) | |
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| | to burn incense / to thank profusely | |
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| | yakitori, a Japanese dish of skewered grilled chicken | |
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| | to casserole / to stew / vacuum flask / cooker | |
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| | red braised pork | |
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| | to burn the candle at both ends (idiom) / to labor under a double burden | |
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