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放一把火
[fàng yī bă huŏ]
It literally means 'to set fire' which signifies rebellion, change, or starting afresh. Such users may intend to express they are ready for bold actions, transformations, or reforms.
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我在点火
[wŏ zài diăn huŏ]
Literally I ’ m Setting a Fire While literal firesetting is illegal in a symbolic context this can ...
縱火
[zòng huŏ]
Arson : Directly translating to setting fire intentionally and thus committing arson it carries ...
引燃
[yĭn rán]
引燃 means to ignite or spark off something metaphorically suggesting a desire to inspire passion ...
开火
[kāi huŏ]
Literal translation : Start Fire It might indicate being proactive aggressive or taking immediate ...
纵火焚
[zòng huŏ fén]
Setting Fire conveys an aggressive or intense action possibly metaphorical It can represent burning ...
放火
[fàng huŏ]
Literally means start a fire In online usage it often expresses a users intention to cause trouble ...
火升
[huŏ shēng]
Literally means fire rises It can symbolize ambition growth through trials rising up from challenges ...
趁火放火
[chèn huŏ fàng huŏ]
This literally means to take advantage of an already burning fire and add more flames indicating ...
化成一把火
[huà chéng yī bă huŏ]
This nickname Turn Into A Fire could be symbolic in nature Fire may represent destruction or transformation ...