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发烧 (fā shāo): to have a fever

Meaning & Stroke Order

HSK 3verb

Word info

Pinyin
Meaning
to have a fever
Characters
2
Part of speech
verb
HSK level
HSK 3

Full definitions

Meanings grouped by pronunciation.

  • to have a fever
  • to have a high temperature (from illness)
  • (fig.) to be fascinated with
  • to obsess over
  • (fig.) flourishing
  • thriving
  • popular

Chinese explanation

  • 指人体体温超过正常范围,通常因为生病引起,常伴有发冷、头痛、乏力等症状
  • 也比喻对某人或某事物过度热衷、非常着迷。

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Character breakdown

HSK 3

to send out

HSK 5

to burn

Example sentences

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I had a fever yesterday, so I didn't go to work.

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The child has a fever, and the mother is very worried.

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If you have a fever, you should drink more water and rest well.

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His fever reached 39 degrees, so he needs to see a doctor.

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After taking the medicine, her fever went down, and she no longer had a fever.

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He has a cold and now has a fever of 38 degrees.

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The child has a fever; we need to go to the hospital quickly.

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He is a music enthusiast and has collected thousands of records.

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This market is booming and has attracted many investors.

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