surname Huo

to open fire; to start shooting; to light the flame (for cooking)

to catch fire

to catch fire; to ignite; to detonate; to get angry

to ignite; to light a fire; to agitate; to start an engine; ignition; fig. to stir up trouble

conflagration; large fire; CL:場|场[chang2]

weapons and ammunition; munitions; arms

to cease fire; ceasefire

to catch fire; to cook; to get angry

to make a fire; to light a fire

rage; fury; hot anger

smoke and fire; cooked food; (literary) beacon fire; (literary) descendants; posterity

fireworks

to exchange fire; to engage in a firefight; (fig.) to clash verbally; to exchange sharp criticism

to stir up the fire; fig. to provoke and offend people; to ruffle feathers

to set on fire; to commit arson; to create a disturbance

artillery barrage; gunfire

annoyed; riled; vexed

to go too far; to go overboard (in words or actions); over the top; excessive; burned

(of fire, lamp etc) to go out; to put out (fire); (fig.) to die down; (of a vehicle) to stall

the flames of war; the ravages of war

raging inferno; blaze

to catch fire; to be on fire

to extinguish a fire; firefighting

bonfire

to put out a fire; firefighting

to set on fire; to commit arson

to go off accidentally; to catch fire

to protect against fire

plant material used as fuel (firewood, straw, leaves etc)

to shoot flames; to erupt (of volcanoes); flaming (of flowers)

wildfire

to get angry; to suffer from excessive internal heat (TCM)

to play with fire

lust

will-o'-the-wisp; jack-o'-lantern

lit. to jump into scalding water and plunge into raging fire (idiom); fig. to brave any danger; to go to any lengths (for a noble cause)

fireworks

lights

campfire

firework

(literary) to light a fire

battle

to borrow a light (for a cigarette)

to get angry; to burn with rage

fire and ice; combination of sharply contrasting or incompatible elements

to reduce internal heat (TCM)

to make fire

to warm oneself facing the fire