Fa shao, Fā shāo, Fà shāo, Fá shǎo: 4 definitions

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發燒 [fā shāo] [fa shao]—
1. A physiological and pathological response, also known as "fever" (发热 [fa re]) or "febrile response" (发热反应 [fa re fan ying]). It refers to the body's thermoregulatory center (神经中枢 [shen jing zhong shu]) setting the body temperature (体温 [ti wen]) to a level higher than the normal range (正常范围 [zheng chang fan wei]) in response to the body's needs. The most common cause (原因 [yuan yin]) of fever (发烧 [fa shao]) is infection (感染 [gan ran]), including bacteria (细菌 [xi jun]), viruses (病毒 [bing du]), and fungi (霉菌 [mei jun]). Cancer (癌症 [ai zheng]), autoimmune diseases (自体免疫疾病 [zi ti mian yi ji bing]), and medications (药物 [yao wu]) are also possible causes.
2. A metaphor for being very prosperous or fervent/frenzied. For example: "The stock market (股市 [gu shi]) has recently caught fever/heated up again" (发烧 [fa shao]).

發燒：1.一種生理病理反應，也稱為「發熱」、「發熱反應」。是指身體控制體溫的神經中樞為因應身體所需將體溫設定至高於正常範圍。最常引起發燒的原因是感染，包括細菌、病毒和黴菌等。癌症、自體免疫疾病和藥物等也是可能的原因。
2.比喻非常興盛或狂熱。如：「最近股市又發燒了。」

fā shāo:1. yī zhǒng shēng lǐ bìng lǐ fǎn yīng, yě chēng wèi “fā rè” ,, “fā rè fǎn yīng” . shì zhǐ shēn tǐ kòng zhì tǐ wēn de shén jīng zhōng shū wèi yīn yīng shēn tǐ suǒ xū jiāng tǐ wēn shè dìng zhì gāo yú zhèng cháng fàn wéi. zuì cháng yǐn qǐ fā shāo de yuán yīn shì gǎn rǎn, bāo kuò xì jūn,, bìng dú hé méi jūn děng. ái zhèng,, zì tǐ miǎn yì jí bìng hé yào wù děng yě shì kě néng de yuán yīn.
2. bǐ yù fēi cháng xìng shèng huò kuáng rè. rú: “zuì jìn gǔ shì yòu fā shāo le.”

fa shao:1. yi zhong sheng li bing li fan ying, ye cheng wei "fa re" ,, "fa re fan ying" . shi zhi shen ti kong zhi ti wen de shen jing zhong shu wei yin ying shen ti suo xu jiang ti wen she ding zhi gao yu zheng chang fan wei. zui chang yin qi fa shao de yuan yin shi gan ran, bao kuo xi jun,, bing du he mei jun deng. ai zheng,, zi ti mian yi ji bing he yao wu deng ye shi ke neng de yuan yin.
2. bi yu fei chang xing sheng huo kuang re. ru: "zui jin gu shi you fa shao le."

Source: moedict.tw: Mengdian Mandarin Chinese Dictionary

發燒 _t = 发烧 _s = fā shāo _p refers to [verb] “to have a fever”; Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 [xian dai han yu] , Subdomain: Medicine; Notes: (CC-CEDICT '發燒 [fa shao]'; Guoyu '發燒 [fa shao]') .

Source: NTI Reader: Chinese-English dictionary

乏少 [fá shǎo] refers to: “lacks”.

乏少 is further associated with the following language/terms:

[Related Chinese terms] 乏短.

[Vietnamese] phạp thiểu.

[Korean] 핍소 / pipso.

[Japanese] ボウショウ / bōshō.

Source: DILA Glossaries: Digital Dictionary of Buddhism

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