(of competition or fighting) intense; fierce; (of pain) acute; (of an expression of opinion) impassioned; vehement; (of a course of action) drastic; extreme

Andre (person name)

fierce; violent; vigorous; intense

enthusiastic; ardent; warm

strong alcoholic drink

violent; acute; severe; fierce

raging inferno; blaze

martyr

raging flames

flamingo

bitter; desperate

Liege, town in Belgium

scorching sun

strong; vigorous; large-scale

ardent; intense; fierce; stern; upright; to give one's life for a noble cause; exploits; achievements

happy and excited (idiom); in high spirits; in great delight

martyr

resolute and upright in character; unyielding; staunch

achievement

violent

brave; heroic

fierce; formidable

sacrifice oneself for one's country; martyr

violent; fierce

strong (taste, flavor, smell)

burning fiercely; flaming; blazing

a woman who dies fighting for her honor or follows her husband in death

family or dependents of martyr (in PRC, esp. revolutionary martyr)

see 烈山區|烈山区[Lie4 shan1 Qu1]

intensity

strong; intense; spirited; virulent

spirited or untamed horse

(of a woman) indomitably chaste

hero; martyr; heroic; valiant; heroic deeds

ready to die to preserve one's chastity

intense; brutal; fierce

fresh and intense; vivid

Alfred (name)

Ye Yonglie (1940-), popular science writer

Zhang Zilie (1597-1673), Ming dynasty scholar, author of Zhengzitong 正字通[Zheng4 zi4 tong1]

Khubilai Khan (1215-1294), grandson of Genghis Khan 成吉思汗, first Yuan dynasty emperor, reigned 1260-1294

Prince Norodom Ranariddh (1944-), Cambodian politician and son of former King Sihanouk of Cambodia

memorial mound; heroes' memorial

Lieshan, a district of Huaibei City 淮北市[Huai2 bei3 Shi4], Anhui

Yerevan, capital of Armenia; also written 埃里溫|埃里温[Ai1 li3 wen1]

(loanword) cholera

(of a widow) faithful to the death to her husband's memory

variant of 興高采烈|兴高采烈[xing4 gao1 cai3 lie4]

earthquake intensity (measure of its destructive power)