焦灼 | jiāo zhuó | (literary) deeply worried | |
灼热 | zhuó rè | burning hot; scorching; worried | |
真知灼见 | zhēn zhī zhuó jiàn | penetrating insight | |
烧灼 | shāo zhuó | to burn; to scorch; to cauterize | |
灼痛 | zhuó tòng | burn (i.e. wound); burning pain |
1 | The sensation is a burn like touching a hot stove or an iron. | |
2 | He set me down, still holding my face, his glorious eyes burning into mine. | |
3 | That's been an interesting question of scholars, what does he mean by "burn"? | |
4 | The end came with a shear of light in the eastern sky, a brilliant incandescence a million times brighter than the sun. | |
5 | Check any gardening blog and the question of whether water can burn comes up with some regularity. |