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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "烘" in Portrait Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
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Printable Writing Practice Worksheet of "烘" in Landscape Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
Printable Handwriting Practice Worksheet of the Chinese character 烘 in Landscape Orientation (Tian Zi Ge)
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Information of 烘

Pinyin hōng
Radical
Strokes
10 strokes
Usage
★★★★★
Definition
bake / heat by fire
烘 (hōng) 1. 用火或蒸气使身体暖和或使物体变热、干燥:如烘箱、烘手、烘干、烘烤。(To warm the body or heat and dry objects using fire or steam: for example, warming box, warming hands, drying, roasting.) 2. 烧。(To burn.) 3. 衬托,渲染:如烘衬、烘托、烘染,烘云托月(喻从侧面加以点染以烘托所描绘的事物)。(To set off by contrast: such as highlighting, contrast highlighting, and embellishing; comparing to the idiom 'to set off the moon by clouds'—used metaphorically to describe subtly enhancing the main subject.) 4. 映照。(To shine upon.) 5. 用同“哄”。人同时发出声音。(To make a sound simultaneously as in 'roar'.) Examples: - 烘眼 (hóng yǎn) refers to eye diseases like keratitis, commonly known as "red-eye". - 烘焰 (hōng yàn) refers to a bright flame. - 烘腾腾 (hōng téng téng) describes a vigorous flame. 2. 烤干;烤热。(To dry by fire; to roast.) Examples: - 烘火 (hōng huǒ) refers to warming oneself by the fire. - 烘咖啡豆 (hōng kā fēi dòu) means to roast coffee beans. - 烘衣服 (hōng yī fú) refers to drying clothes. - 烘鸡 (hōng jī) means to roast chicken. 3. 衬托;渲染。(To set off by contrast.) Example: - 烘晕 (hōng yūn) means to highlight. 4. 映照。(To shine upon.) Examples: - 烘明 (hōng míng) means bright and clear. - 烘霁 (hōng jì) means the light shining after the rain. - 烘晴 (hōng qíng) means sunlight shining upon clear skies. - 烘影 (hōng yǐng) means casting reflections. 5. 用同“哄”。人同时发出声音。(To roar; simultaneous sound by a group.) Example: - 烘堂 (hōng táng) refers to a place where many people laugh simultaneously. - 烘然 (hōng rán) describes a noisy situation.
hōng tuō
background (of a painting) / backdrop / a foil (to set off something to advantage) / to offset (something to advantage)
nuǎn hōng hōng
nice and warm / cosy / heartwarming
hōng kǎo
to roast / to bake
rè hōng hōng
very warm
hōng gān
to dry over a stove
hōng bèi
to cure by drying over a fire (tea, meat etc) / to bake
hōng yún tuō yuè
lit. to shade in the clouds to offset the moon (idiom); fig. a foil / a contrasting character to a main hero
chòu hōng hōng
stinking