灭 (miè): เพื่อดับหรือนําออก

When the firefighters arrived, the fire had been burning for two hours; they quickly put out the flames with a high-pressure water hose.

Before going to bed, Mom reminded Xiaoming to turn off the living room light so as not to waste electricity.

In ancient times, soldiers defending the city lit torches on the city wall; when the enemy attacked, they immediately extinguished the torches to avoid exposing their position.

Seeing thick smoke coming from the neighbor's kitchen, he rushed over to help and used a fire extinguisher to put out the small flames that had just started.