Chinese Character: 烧 (Shāo - Burn/Cook)
部首: 火(火字旁) (radical: fire)
笔画数: 10 (10 strokes)
结构分解: 形声字,从火(与火焰相关)、尧(yáo,表音),本义指燃烧(如"烧火"),后扩展为烹饪方式(如"烧菜") (ideogram with "火" (fire) as radical and "尧" indicating pronunciation, originally meaning burn (e.g., "start a fire"), extended to cooking method (e.g., "braise"))
笔顺:
拼音: Shāo (first tone)
烧指燃烧(如"火烧"),或用火烧熟食物(如"烧鱼"),也可表示体温升高(如"发烧") (Burn: set on fire (e.g., "flame"); Cook: braise with fire (e.g., "braised fish"); Fever: elevated body temperature (e.g., "have a fever"))
作动词时可带宾语(如"烧木头");可重叠表尝试(如"烧烧看");与"了/过"搭配表完成(如"烧了一壶水") (Verb: followed by object (e.g., "burn wood"); reduplication for attempt (e.g., "try to burn"); paired with "了/过" for completion (e.g., "boiled a pot of water"))
中国饮食文化中"烧"是重要烹饪技法(如红烧肉),体现对火候的精准控制;传统习俗中"烧纸"用于祭祀,反映对祖先的追思 (In Chinese culinary culture, "烧" (braising) is a key technique (e.g., braised pork), reflecting precise control of heat. Traditional customs like "burning paper" for ancestors reflect remembrance.)
妈妈在厨房烧了一条鱼,香味飘满了屋子。(Mā ma zài chú fáng shāo le yī tiáo yú, xiāng wèi piāo mǎn le wū zi.)
Mom braised a fish in the kitchen, and the aroma filled the house.
"烧"由"火"(火焰)和"尧"组成,想象用火焰(火)加热(尧辅助发音Shāo)就是"烧",核心含义"燃烧/烹饪"便容易记住 ("烧" is composed of "火" (fire) and "尧". Imagine using fire to heat ("尧" helps remember pronunciation Shāo), making it easy to recall the core meaning "burn/cook")