Pinyin for fry: zhà; zhá.

Fry, a first-level Chinese character, is pronounced fry (zhà or zhá). It is pronounced from fire and zhá. The paradigm of Zhá is the sudden stopping of the escape. The two paradigms of "fire" and "first" are superimposed. Fire suddenly expands and bursts so that escape is not possible is the paradigm of 炸. Refers to the sudden rupture of the object. Do not take the ginger juice and sauce pre-smeared on the bottom of the baked, once the fire is to be fried.

Blast with explosives, bombs. Such as: bombing bunkers; bombing bridges; bombing pills (i.e., bombs); bombing pits (formed after the explosion of the mound); cracking bombs (i.e., bombs). 〈Fang〉: to flee in all directions due to fright. e.g.: 炸眼 (horses, donkeys and other livestock suddenly see a stranger or other unfamiliar things and neigh or run wildly in fear). To have a violent attack because of something. E.g.: 炸毛 (Dialect. To lose one's temper; to become angry).

Group words: bomb, blow up, blow up mine, blow up nest, dynamite, explosion, bombing, bombing supply, nuclear explosion, time bomb, blow up group, blow up temple, blow up cheeks, blow up eyes, blow up teeth, hydrogen explosion, blow up hooch, blow up cat, blow up thorns, blow up market, blow up point.

Explosive news, bomb pit, coal bomb, bomb ridge, bomb break, explosive news, plastic explosives, bomb camp, bomb son, bomb hair, bomber, yellow bombs, depth charges, crack, distillate, frying pan, blow up, bombing machine, TV guided bombs, red bombs, blow up big, indiscriminate bombing.