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to burn
see 心急火燎[xin1 ji2 huo3 liao3]
to set oneself on fire
to burn incense
to cremate
to burn down
foehn wind
to cremate
to destroy one's ink-slab
crematorium
to play with fire and get burnt
to burn incense in prayer to a God