烧毁 (shāo huǐ): to destroy (or be destroyed) by fire

That forest fire destroyed a large area of woodland, and it took firefighters a whole week to put it out.

The warehouse suddenly caught fire, and all the goods stored inside were destroyed by the flames, causing the owner heavy losses.

During the war, many precious ancient buildings were destroyed by artillery fire; today we can only see their original appearance in photographs.

He carelessly left important documents next to the radiator, and as a result the paper was burned and destroyed by the high heat.

Because aging wiring started a fire, this century-old house was completely destroyed by fire overnight.