燃烧 | rán shāo | to ignite; to combust; to burn; combustion; flaming | |
燃料 | rán liào | fuel | |
点燃 | diǎn rán | to ignite; to set on fire; aflame | |
燃气 | rán qì | fuel gas (coal gas, natural gas, methane etc) | |
燃油 | rán yóu | fuel oil |
1 | If not, even China' s fire could burn out. | |
2 | He let the small fire burn itself out. | |
3 | Teams like this may have the weakness of never tracking their burn-down charts! | |
4 | The Harvard admissions office has an essay on its Web site called "Time Out or Burn Out for the Next Generation. | |
5 | You could plot this on a 'burn-up chart', showing the cumulative business value delivered over time. |